All-depth offshore turbine power farms and hybrid VTOL jet engines

ABSTRACT

This invention relates to an ultimate renewable energy machine, all-depth offshore turbine system and hybrid VTOL jet engines, the turbine system is a volume-based power system (Kw/MA∧3) instead of the current area-based power system (Kw/M∧2) and has a top wind turbine subsystem, a middle wave turbine subsystem and a bottom tidal turbine subsystem with the efficiency beyond Betz limit 59%, the turbine system includes a disrupt turbo-technology with robust shaft-less twin rotors and breakthrough dual-power zone blades to harness ocean energy in a synergic manner or individually, this system has all-season safety features for bird, marine life, human, and itself, is modularized and scalable for low LCOE&lt;$0.10 kWh and provides reliable powers for 24/7, it represents a new era of renewable energy revolution leaded by this quintessentially American technology, as the ultimate fossil energy alternative.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application claims the benefit of provisional patent applicationSer. No. 62/982,690 filed on May 29, 2020 by the present inventor.

Federally sponsored research No

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BACKGROUND

This invention relates to an ultimate renewable energy machine,all-depth offshore turbine system and hybrid VTOL jet engines, theturbine system is a volume-based power system (Kw/M∧3) instead of thecurrent area-based power system (Kw/M∧2) and has a top wind turbinesubsystem, a middle wave turbine subsystem and a bottom tidal turbinesubsystem with the efficiency beyond Betz limit 59%, the turbine systemincludes a disrupt turbo-technology with robust shaft-less twin rotorsand breakthrough dual-power zone blades to harness ocean energy in asynergic manner or individually, this system has all-season safetyfeatures for bird, marine life, human, and itself, is modularized andscalable for low LCOE<$0.10 kWh and provides reliable powers for 24/7,it represents a new era of renewable energy revolution leaded by thisquintessentially American technology, as the ultimate fossil energyalternative.

The oceans on the earth have provided tremendous energy to humans; theforms of the energy include the wind energy, wave energy, the tidalenergy, and the potential energy and the current energy. The earliestevidence of the use of the ocean tides for power conversion dates backto about 900 A.D., but it is likely that there were predecessors lost inthe anonymity of prehistory. Early tidal power plants utilizednaturally-occurring tidal basins by building a barrage (dam) across theopening of the basin and allowing the basin to fill on the rising tide.Humans have made the enormous efforts to harvest the ocean energy, fromthe world's first hydroelectric power scheme, which was developed atCragside in Northumberland, England to the Hoover Dam in 1931. Most ofthe harvested energy is the wind energy and water potential energy, butto harvest hydrokinetic energy and ocean wind energy at a commercialscale is another story with very limited success, today most offshorewind turbines are fixed bottom wind turbine and very expensive incomparison with the land-based wind turbine, even there are some benefitof ocean strong wind, and only few floating offshore wind turbinesbecome available in the market, but the technologies for floatingoffshore wind turbine are far more challenging than any other type ofwind turbines, for example structural stability and high cost of thesubstructure and foundation, even there are some types of structureslike spar, semisubmersible, tension leg platform, but they are not readyfor the commercialization, as far the wave turbine is concerned, theyare not even at a workable stage, finally most of tidal turbines arejust a miniature of wind turbine without much innovation, so there aretremendous challenges and barriers for the conventional offshore turbinesystems, in the today market of 2021, the followings are the problemsand challenges;

(1) Low Efficiency. Since 1919, German physicist Albert Betz declaredthat the limit for the theoretical maximum efficiency for a wind turbineis 59% or a factor of 0.59. Today in 2021, more than 100 years later, westill cannot even reach the efficiency of 50%, even with all thepowerful computation resources and sophisticated CFD models, andmillions spent on building turbines. Most engineering books still tellus 0.40 as a practical efficiency of wind turbines, with the same limitbeing used for tidal turbines. If we continue to do the same thing overthe next 100 year, Mr. Betz would come out of the grave and laugh at us.Maybe the limit is not right, but if we cannot even reach at least 50%efficiency, or figure out what is wrong, the rest of the effort would befutile.According to Appendix A Fluid Flow Power Theory Applied to Wind andTidal Stream Power Density Calculations at page 53, EPRI North AmericanTidal In Stream Power Feasibility Demonstration Project Phase: 1—ProjectDefinition Study Report: EPRI—TP—001 NA Rev 2

1.1. Air Flow Because air has mass and it moves to form wind. Formula A

Power in the area swept by the wind turbine rotor: P=0.5×ρ×A×V∧3 where:P= power in watts (746 watts =1 hp) (1,000 watts =1 kilowatt) ρ=airdensity (about 1.225 kg/m3 at sea level, less higher up) A=rotor sweptarea, exposed to the wind (m2) V=wind speed in meters/sec (20 mph=9 m/s)(mph/2.24=m/s)

1.2. Water (Tidal, River and/or Current) Flow. Formula B, water flowpower density at 3 m/sec is P=½×ρ×V∧3 =½×1000 ×(3)3=13.5 kW/m2. Assumingthe same fTurbine+fDriveTrain+fGenerator+fPower Conditioning=0.36 thenDelivered power density=13.5 kW/m2×0.36=4.9 kW/m2 . Therefore, the powerdensity of tidal flow energy at a tidal flow current speed of 2 m/sec isabout 9 times greater than that for wind energy at a speed of 9 m/sec.(EPRI Guidelines for Preliminary Estimates of Power Production by TISECDevices)

(2) Low density power turbine. AH existing turbines are an area-basedpower system with ever larger diameter blades occupying larger andlarger footholds and spaces; for example, the wind blade size diameterchange ranges from 10 M in 1979 to 162M in 2019 for 40 years, just thinkabout the sizes what if we still used ever larger vacuum tubes whichfirst used in ENIAC instead of ever smaller semiconductor chips on yourPC or phone, then we declared ever larger vacuum tubes are a technologybreakthrough, the world would laugh at us, why nobody laugh at the windturbine manufacturers, there has been no fundamental innovation in windturbine industries for last 100 year!!! Just look at the Formula A andFormula B. Even some wind turbine manufacturers declare that they makethe biggest blade in the world as a breakthrough, on the contrary themore they produced the very lower density power turbines, the more theygenerate carbon instead of carbon reduction, the area-based turbines notonly have low performance (Power/M∧2), but also have high cost due tothe lack of economics of scale, difficulty of production, assembly,repair, transportation and installation. As far as tidal or wave farmsare concerned, those costs would be higher than that of wind turbines,finally they occupy large areas in the ocean and effect large numbers ofmarine life as well as birds, so it is impossible to deploy them inrivers or coastal areas or large lands, clearly the future of thearea-based power systems looks very dark even at this early stage, solow density power turbine=low efficient turbine period, as we see in thenear future the industrial revolution in 1800s would be surpassed by therenewable energy revolution in 2020s.(3) All season safety issues. The turbines must be subject to all seasonconditions in order to deploy and provide energy, but many safety issuesstay with us and include broken blades due to severe weathers,electrical fire related to internal failures and noise and disrupt orkilling wild life in the air and water. Those issues cause public fearand even legal actions. Broken blades can hurt marine life or humansnearby and damage boats, the electrical fires are caused by overheatsgenerators or short circuits, and this electrical fire can damage theturbines and can electrocute animals or humans, finally the noise is thebiggest negative effect for marine life and animals in the long run. Aswe know from Navy sonar studies, it would hurt marine life and theirreproductive abilities, and so far there are no solutions. According tothe Natural Resources Defense Council, powerful underwater soundsproduced by sonar can output sounds of more than 200 decibels, a levelthat spreads sound across the ocean and severely harms sound sensitivemarine life like whales, finally every year, more than 200,000 migratedbirds were killed and hurt in U.S. and forced many regulators to suspendmany permits for wind turbine farms.(4) Turbine design. Turbine designs have not changed too much over time,with most of the knowledge coming from the aerospace industries, therehave been no breakthroughs or big leaps since the first patent for gasturbines were filed in 1791 by John Barber. We see the solid shaft inevery turbine around the world, from steam turbines to wind turbines.The inherent flaw in this design is that the central passage is blockedand restricts the flow. The same shaft unfortunately has also blockedour imagination for the past 250 years, finally almost all existing waveturbines are not a wave turbine but a multiple wave energy convertingmachine, because there is no a turbine in the wave turbines!!(5) Blades design. If turbomachinery is the soul of all turbines, thenthe blade is the heart of the turbines. If blades do not work properly,any effort on the rest of the components would be futile. The blades oftidal turbines are largely based on airplane blade design or propellers,while the wind turbine blades are inspired by bird wings, as far as thewave turbines are concerned, there is even no turbine to discuss, thelarge wind turbine blades are so inefficient with larger section incenter root area to block flow and smaller in the tip area to generateless torque, the three-blade turbines are not a law but self-blind. Evenwith advanced simulations utilizing DEM method with advanced CFD, therehave been no significant improvements, so what is wrong? The reason isthat the efforts are based on the wing and lift or thrust theory, andnot based on torque and rotation theory, here are facts that there areno birds or eagles with rotary wings in the nature, while there are nofishes or whales with rotary tails in the natural, and there are nohorse or dogs with rotary legs, please remember that we, human createit, so only we, human improve it or nothing would happen in the next 100year.(6) Drive train design. The current turbine drive train is designed witha blade rotor, a gear box and a generator, this design arrangement has afoundational flaw especially for larger size blades. The blade rotor hasthe largest rotational inertial, the generator rotor has the secondlargest rotational inertial, and the gear box has the smallest outputrotational inertial. When the rotor change the speed due to the windspeed change, the gear box output shaft cannot change immediately,because the generator rotor with the second largest rotational inertialis still rotating at the previous speed according to the Newton's firstlaw, so this condition generates a dynamic speed difference or ratiobetween a low speed shaft and a high speed shaft in the gear box.Although the gear box has a static gear ratio by a design, the staticratio would not match the dynamic speed difference or ratio by design,as a result, the gear box become a rotary cushion between the bladerotor and the generator. This is why the gear box has the highestfailure rate, and a flywheel function of the rotor would not power thegenerator, but rather damages the gearbox, the gear box accounts for 60%of the failures in wind turbines, second the current drive train has toomuch mechanic conversions, on average four to six conversion to reach adesirable speed. These conversions not only reduce the efficiency, butalso weaken the structural integrity of turbines by adding more movingparts and increase cost and complexity, the repair costs of wind turbinegear box are the main issue for the users and greatly increase thelevelized cost of energy (LCOE). Many customers just cancel thecontracts due to high failure rates, and it would be more even morechallenging and expensive for offshore wind turbines, this is aninherent issue for the modern turbine design. Finally the bearing isanother issue for all turbines drive trains, besides the bearings in thegear box, the relative small bearing is subject to high loads from heavyrotor and large blades, even roller bearings cannot sustain the loadsand suffer premature damages.(7) Scalability design. If a product is not scalable, no matter how goodit is, it would never enter the market at an affordable price. So farall existing tidal turbines or wave turbines have never entered thecommercial market due to high cost, so there are many barriers. One ofreasons is not scalable, in fact the lowest cost for a product iscreated by a product design and not by a product production process andthe production process can reduce the cost but would not reach thelowest cost. At this point, just look at the blade, the scalability isnot even considered possible even at the design stage by currentmanufacturers, as they are struggling to get a working product.(8) Sustainability. It is a deal breaker, almost of 99% of turbinefailures are due to sustainability issues, especially for the waveturbines; they either cannot sustain severer ocean or river conditionsor need constant repair due to part damages or wearing, the reason isthat the wave turbines have too many moving parts and cannot sustainviolent waves. While tidal turbines are subjected to less violent waves,but they are subjected to high tidal impact in the seafloor or riverbed.Many tidal turbines' base structures are not suitable or robust enoughfor the seafloor or river flood terrain under tidal pulling forces,moreover the bearing is a key component in the motion mechanism of theturbines, so far they are designed as radical bearings, but used asaxial as well radical bearings and too small to use for large bladerotations with overheat and premature wear issues, finally it is verychallenged for the offshore wind turbines to sustain wind and wave inthe ocean without tip-over, the fundamental problem for offshore windturbine is the nature of horizontal wind turbine, which are designed totake most of wind power, as a result the winds generate great side loadon three unbalanced blades bending force to tip over offshore windturbine or cause it unstable, not mention if the hurricanes occur at thesame time in the southeast coastal states during the hurricane season,or typhoon in Southeast Asia.(9) Sealabilty. As the turbines are deployed in oceans or rivers, theturbines become pressure vessels. As the tidal turbines are deployeddeeper, the external pressure becomes higher, sealability or leakagebecomes a big issue for turbines, (especially tidal turbines) which cancause short circuits and damage to the turbines. The hot spots for leakare between the heavy rotor shafts and bearing bores (called 12 and 6clock leaks), due to the dynamic seal under heavy weights, moreover ifthe blades are hit by foreign objects, the leakage could become everworse.(10) Accessibility. The accessibility is another deal breaker for mosttidal turbines even with mature technologies from other land basedturbines, because even today, most tidal turbines are not ready forprime time, they have lots of issues, the accessibility become a keyissue even like mature subsea oil/gas industry in BP Deepwater Horizonoil spill, the cost of access to tidal turbines would become moreexpensive with a lift tower, the cost of tower is about 20 times or evenhigher than the cost of tidal turbines, or with divers the cost ofaccess to tidal turbines would increase the repair and maintenance costin the long run, so both would increase LCOE, moreover due to weatherconditions, the time for access to the turbines is very limited andchallenged.(11) Synergy. There are no synergies among the current wind turbinesystem, wave turbine system and tidal turbine system in the today worldmarket, the costs for the mooring assembly account for 60% of offshorefloating wind turbine systems and wave turbine systems, while the costsfor the lift tower account for 80% of total tidal turbine system, eventhere are common components like cables, inverters, control box, towerand mooring assembly, anchor systems for all turbine systems, so thereis no a systematic approach to harness the ocean energy.(12) Affordability. The cost for the turbines is obviously very high atthis point, it also includes the production cost and maintenance andoperation cost, most of turbine projects have government subsidieseither in forms of tax or grant , even the cost has reduced for last 20years, those high costs would unavoidably cause high LCOE. At thispoint, they are not affordable or profitable by any stretch ofimagination, unless there are disrupt innovations in the field, the costwould not reduce to the affordable price.

So the industry has long sought means of improving the performance ofthose machines by improving the efficiency without much success, thelisted problems are still with us.

In conclusion, insofar as I am aware, no such a system is formerlydeveloped with new machines to solve the problems.

SUMMARY

This invention provides the high density offshore turbine power systemwith (1) a volume-based power system (Kw/M∧3) instead of the currentarea base power system (Kw/M∧2) and has a top layer of wind turbinesubsystem and a middle layer of the wave turbine subsystem and a bottomlayer of tidal turbine subsystem, each subsystem has a base assembly andmultiple volume-base turbines, it increase the efficiency so much awaybeyond Betz limit 59% (2) shaft-less and twin rotor assemblyturbomachine, each tubing rotor assembly has a large open center passagewith two set of blades and a bladed ring, so the two tubing rotorassemblies are designed to form a vortical mechanism to regulate anincoming flow into a vortical flow stream through the central passageand outside the central passage, according to Bernoulli's theory andconversation of mass, the vortical flow streams not only increaseeffective swept area that the blade diameter covers by sucking moreflow, but also produces higher flow speed than natural speed of riverstream or ocean streams, so the turbine system with 40% smaller diametercan produces 40% more power with much less materials and spaces incomparison with the current area-based power system (3) the novel bladedwheel is radially divided into a high energy zone around a tip ring anda low energy zone around with high mass and large radius and releasesused flow in the low energy with less mass and smaller radius, as aresult, it generates more than 30% of torques with less materials andhigher strength than that the three blades can. A simple, robust,reliable and versatile hybrid shaft-less turbomachinery, which providerenewable energy solution with wind as well ocean wave energy togenerate electrical power at much low cost, it is designed with themodulation, so vortical wind turbine as well as the wave turbine can beused together or separately, the vortical wind turbine is much compactabout ⅔ or less in comparison with the conventional turbine but with thesame amount of output, so they are deplorable in various places fordeferent demand with various modules, while the wave turbine can beinstalled with existing coastal wind farms or deplorable with variousmodules, the wave turbine system has a simple, robust structure for thebuoyant housing, the housing holding electrical control unit hasmultiple hinge to hold the wave turbine with 360 degree rotary freedomas well as wire the wave turbines and to generate electricity as long asthe seawater pass the wave turbines regardless direction, because thewave turbine moves with the wave with 360 degree which are perpendicularto the wave turbine through port, so the wave turbine system is relativestationary to the wave turbine pass port, so the wave turbine canproduce electricity constantly, finally the heart of the system is thesynergic system, so the mooring assembly becomes much simple withbalancing side load among the wind turbine subsystem, the wave turbinesubsystem and the tidal turbine subsystem, the arrangement completelydisrupt all existing structures with a simple, robust structures, it hasthe tubing rotor assembly as a single moving part include internal bladesets and external blade sets and generate radial fluid movements as wellas axial fluid movements, this unpresented mechanism create newsolutions for the challenges the conventional turbomachinery faced, theturbomachinery greatly reduce the weights and increase fluid capacityand efficiency and reliability.

Accordingly, besides objects and advantages of the present inventiondescribed in the above patent, several objects and advantages of thepresent invention are:

(a) To eliminate shaft for the turbomachinery, such a machine has no anobstacle in flow passage and much less weight and increase efficiencyand reliability.

(b) To provide a compact and efficient turbine, so it can providesufficient electricity for a local community at much lower cost withless weight and land usage and smaller size or footholds.

(c) To provide a vortical wind turbine with most robust, efficient bladedesign, it has a larger effect diameter than the blade diameter, it isdurable for specified number of usage with less maintenance, reliablefeature and constructed with less material, turbulence with balancedstructure, so the turbines are subject less side load and vibration.(d) To provide an optimized flow characters of the turbine, such aturbine can produce max electricity with the lowest cost.(e) To provide seal device with ability to sustain rotary speed underhigh wave or wind. So such a seal device not only reduce the energywaste but also prevent seawater or rain to corrode the internal parts ofthe turbine.(f) To provide a universal bearing, such a bearing can support radial aswell as axial loads and can be sealed and self-lubricated, so thebearing can stand for high side load under high wind or wave and beeasily installed and replaced under a designed period.(g) To provide a commercially available and workable wave and tidalenergy systems, so the systems can provide sufficient electricity with asimple, low cost and robust structure, it can be retrofitted withexisting ocean wind farm as well as an independent unit and can bedeployed to coastal area or fixed vehicles or constructions in the seaor water.(h) To provide a thermal efficient machine, so the machine can producemore energy at the highest efficiency with simple structures andmaterials, less or no cooling system.(i) To provide a high density offshore turbine power system and turbinefarms with a syndetic manner, so the system and farms can balance sideloads and maximize output energy by optimizing energy flux among thesubsystem and the systems of the farm, well as reduce cost and increasescalability and reliability.

Still further objects and advantages will become apparent from study ofthe following description and the accompanying drawings.

DRAWINGS Drawing Figures

FIG. 1 is an ISO view of a high density offshore turbine power systemwith a top layer of a wind turbine subsystem, a middle layer, a waveturbine subsystem and a bottom layer a tidal turbine subsystem forharnessing wind and hydrokinetic energy constructed in accordance withthis invention.

FIG. 2 is a ISO view of wave turbine subsystem of FIG. 1.

FIG. 3 is a front view of the wave turbine subsystem of FIG.2.

FIG. 4 is a cross sectional view of the float housing of FIG. 3 alongline A-A.

FIG. 5 is a “E” detail views of a hinge joint of FIG.3 a.

FIG. 6 is a front view of the wave turbine FIG.2.

FIG. 7 is a cross sectional view of wave turbine of FIG. 2 along lineF-F.

FIG. 8 is a “H” detail views of hinge pin assembly of FIG. 7.

FIG. 9 is a front view of the wave turbine of FIG.2.

FIG. 10 is a cross sectional views of the wave turbine of FIG.9 alongline A-A.

FIG. 11 is a “C” detail view of T seal assembly of FIG. 10.

FIG. 12 is a “E” detail view of a bearing of the assembly of FIG. 10.

FIG. 13 is an ISO view of a tubing wheel of FIG.12.

FIG. 14 is a “D” detail view of the turbine wheel of FIG. 10.

FIG. 15 is an ISO, cut view of a tubing rotor assembly of FIG.10.

FIG. 16 is a front view of the tidal turbine subsystem of FIG.1.

FIG. 17 is a top view of the tidal turbine housing of FIG.16.

FIG. 18 is a cross sectional view of the housing of FIG. 17 along lineA-A.

FIG. 19 is a top view of the tidal turbine assembly of FIG. 16.

FIG. 20 is a cross sectional view of the assembly of FIG. 19 along lineB-B.

FIG. 21 is a side view of the tidal turbine assembly of FIG. 16.

FIG. 22 is a cross sectional view of the assembly of FIG. 21 along lineB-B.

FIG. 23 is a “B” detail views of a gear train of FIG.22.

FIG. 24 is an ISO, cut view of a tubing rotor assembly of FIG.22.

FIG. 25 is an ISO view of an satellite geared electrical generator ofFIG. 22.

FIG. 26 is an ISO view of an solenoid gear set of FIG. 25.

FIG. 27 is an ISO, cut view of the wind turbine subsystem of FIG.1.

FIG. 28 is a front view of the wind turbine subsystem of FIG.1.

FIG. 29 is a cross sectional view of the subsystem of FIG. 28 along lineH-H.

FIG. 30 is an ISO, cut view of a tubing rotor assembly of FIG.27.

FIG. 31 is a “J” detail view of a bearing assembly of the subsystem ofFIG. 29.

FIG. 32 is a “K” detail view of a bearing assembly of the subsystem ofFIG. 29.

FIG. 33 is an ISO, cut view of an alternative wind turbine subsystem ofFIG.28.

FIG. 34 is a cross sectional view of the subsystem of FIG. 33 along lineB-B.

FIG. 35 is a “D” detail view of seal ring assembly of the assembly ofFIG. 34.

FIG. 36 is an ISO, cut view of a tubing rotor assembly of FIG.35.

DESCRIPTIONS

Referring FIGS. 1, a high density offshore turbine power system 100includes a top wind turbine subsystem 100 c having a wind tower assembly220 for supporting the wind turbine subsystem 100 c, a middle waveturbine subsystem 100 a having a mooring assembly 210 for supporting thewave turbine subsystem 100 a and the wind turbine subsystem 100 c, and abottom tidal turbine subsystem 100 b having a lift tower assembly 239for anchoring the high density offshore turbine power system 100 andconnecting to the wave turbine subsystem 100 a and other systems andland bases.

Referring FIGS. 1-15, the wave turbine subsystem 100 a has the mooringassembly 210 and multiple wave turbines 110 a, the mooring assembly 210has a tower union assembly 221 with an electrical control box and a buoyring assembly 222 and three link pipes 226 structured between the towerunion assembly 221 and the buoy ring assembly 222, anchor lockers 212and mooring lines/chains 211 extending to seabed through tidal turbinesubsystem 100 b for positioning the system 100, the buoy ring assembly222 generates buoyance with contained gas and has multiple hinge holder227 and multiple link pins 230 assembly to secure each wave turbine 110a under water, each hinge 227 has a joint pin hole 228 and a wire hole229 extending to the tower union assembly 221 through the link pipes226, each hinge 227 can be constructed with the buoy ring assembly 222statically or rotatably, the buoy ring assembly 222 is constructed withmany structures including toroid pipes and polygonal pipes are thestrongest structures against the violent wave impact among all existingwave turbines and other structures like square, linear pipes or arrangeof pipes are used for buoy ring assembly 222 in the near land areaapplications, and has three anchor rope joint ears 225, it not onlyprovides the buoyancy, but also has more mobility to harness wave energyin all directions, technically almost all existing conventional waveturbines are not a turbine at all but multiple linear wave converters,the wave turbine 110 a has two joint bores 105, the link pins 230assembly is movably disposed between the joint pin hole 228 and thejoint bore 105 for providing 360 degree rotation and seals, the linkpins 230 assembly has a bearing groove 232 and a bearing 231 disposed inthe bearing groove 232, a sealing device 233, and a sealant groove 234and a seal ring 235 disposed in the seal groove 234, so this hinge jointis a vital feature for each wave turbine 110 a to generate powers fromthe wave as long as the length of the wave turbines 110 a is shorterthan the length of wave, and a diameter of the turbine 100 a is shorterthan the wave height, the fundament difference between this waveturbines and any other wave turbines is that this wave turbine 110 a canproduce power constantly 24/7 regardless of direction of the wave unlikeany other wave turbines, which literally convert the wave to linear upand down piston motions then to electrical rotations for generators inthe world, let us debunk the water wave myth,. “Wave, a ridge or swellon the surface of a body of water, normally having a forward motiondistinct from the oscillatory motion of the particles that successivelycompose it”. Tests were conducted for this invention, a model of thisturbine was installed in a long open tank, no matter how water pour intothe tank, as long as the water passes the turbine, the electivity wasgenerated by the turbine, as we can see the wave turbine can harness thekinetic energy form moving fluid or fluid stream regardless of type ofthe moving fluid, wave, vortex or straight water streams, it isfundamental difference from any other wave turbine and simple, robustand reliable.

Each of the wave turbines 110 a has a body assembly 102 with a left bodyassembly 101 and a right body assembly 101′, a left rotor assembly 120movably disposed in the left body assembly 101 and a right rotorassembly 120′ movably disposed in the right body assembly 101′ and twogenerators 104 and two pair of bearing assemblies 190 respectively aremovably between the body assembly 102 and rotor assemblies 120′, a Tseal ring assembly 250 disposed between two rotor assemblies 120, 120′for seals has T ring 251 defined by two axially conical surfaces 252,two radially conical surfaces 254 and two lock ring grooves 255, twolock rings 256 respectively disposed in the grooves 255 to generatepreloading and to compensate wear, each of rotor assemblies 120, 120′has an end 126 having a mated surface engaged with the surface 252 of Tseal ring assembly 250, so the T seal ring assembly 250 solve threechallenging problems (1) misalignment of two rotor assemblies 120, 120′(2) wearing out, the soft T seal ring 251 can compensate themisalignment, while the lock rings 256 would compensate any wearing ofsoft T seal ring 251, (3) leakage, the conical surfaces 252, 254provides a pressure-energized seal under either conditions; positivepressure differences or negative pressure differences, each ofgenerators 104 has an electrical rotor 105 disposed on the rotorassemblies 120 ,102′ and an electrical stator 106 disposed on the bodyassembly 101, 101′ against the electrical rotor 105 for generatingelectrical power as the rotor assembly 120, 102′ rotates, there are noother conversion mechanism or coupling needed, each year just couplingjoints for land-based power generators and electrical motored machineswaste great amount of energy due to misalignment of shafts, because ofthis simple turbine structure without a coupling, the wave turbine 100 ahas only two moving parts; the left rotor assembly 120 and right rotorassembly 120′, it is impossible that any wave turbine can be simplerthan that!, the wave turbine 100 a is not only more efficient than anyland based power generator and motored power machine in the world, butalso is only one in the world can sustain violent waves with reasonableservice life and cost!!!! The body assembly 102 has two natural waterheat exchangers 240 with two end openings 241, 241′ to circulate fluidsbetween inside and outside of the body assembly 102 for cooling twogenerators 104, most turbines are equipped with internal coolingsystems, which not only waste energy, but also become a main fireresource, each of rotor assemblies 120,120′ has a front conical nozzle125, 125′, a bladed turbine wheel 130,130′, a tubing assembly 121,121′,the tubing assembly 121 has a tubing 122 with internal blades 127expanding to a smaller tubing 126 with internal blades 128 through aconical tubing 124, the blades 127,128 divide an incoming fluid into ahigh power zone and a low power zone by inside diameters of the blades127,128, according to Bernoulli equation, an incoming fluid speed wouldincrease as the diameters of tap nozzle 125 and tubing assembly 121becomes smaller, while the pressure decreases, as a result, a perfectcenter vortical fluid stream is created through the wave turbine 100 a,unlike the conventional turbine, according to the formal B, the A=area,the nozzle 125 can suck more fluid than A=area the inlet diamante swept,for the first time, the A is no longer defined by a geometrical diameterof a turbine blade rather than by a dynamic diameter of a turbine blade,according to the formal B, V∧3, so the incoming fluid speed in the waveturbine 100 a is no longer defined by an incoming fluid speed but aninternal dynamic speed, as the nozzle diameter decreases, the internalspeed of fluid stream increases and further rotates the tubing assembly121 and power the tubing assembly 121 through blades 127, 128, then intothe tubing assemblies 121′ with opposite direction of blades 127′ 128′,so the incoming fluid would push the rotor assemblies 120′ in anopposite rotation, according to Newtown third law, the rotor assemblies120, 120′ would reinforce each other the rotation even become fasterwith a pair of opposite rotary streams, as the incoming fluid passes thesmall tubing 126′ to power the tubing rotor assembly 120′ through blades128′,127′ and gradually reduce the speed as the areas of tubing 124′increase, as tubing 122′ become larger and larger, the pressuregradually increase to power the tubing rotor assembly 120′ and enterinto the nozzle 125′ and flow out with less noise and turbulence, thiscenter fluid stream and the twin rotor assembly 120,120′ generate morepower than all existing wave turbines and is a volume-based powermachine, while other turbines all are an area-based power machine andhave no a center stream hole or bore and vortex effects with a singlerotor assembly and couplings, it is a game changer!!

Tests for this invention were conducted with a conventional rotor havingrange of 1 to 12 blades in a turbine, it is powered by electricity,there are two extreme cases, (1) as the rotor speeds up with the 12blades, the blades soon become a wall, so there is almost no flow topass (2) while the rotor speeds up with 0 to 1 blade, there is almost noflow to pass due to lack of converting power from the rotor, why did therotor has the two results?because the conventional rotor is designed toadd blade angularly so when the rotor speed up, eventually the rotorwould block the flow path with certain number of blades, the sameproblems happen in the wind turbine blades as well as marine propellerblades, moreover if the rotor converted all 100% of a given power to theflow, then the rotor would stop, so the conventional rotor never reachhigh efficiency more than 50% to 55%.

The bladed turbine wheels 130, 130′ are respectively disposed in a frontof the tubing assemblies 121, 121′, each of bladed turbine wheel 130130′ has an edge ring 131 defined by two surfaces 132 and a “V” shape ora surface 132 with a “C” shape, and a root ring 135, three long blades138 between the edge ring 131 and the root ring 135, three short blades142 with the edge ring 131, two radial zones; a high power zone 123 aand a low power 123 b defined by an inside diameter of three shortblades 142, three long blades 138 are provided with supporting the wheel130 and taking most fluid power in the high energy zone 123 a withlarger diameter and larger cross sectional areas and releasing the usedfluid in the low power zone 123 b with smaller diameter and smallercross sectional areas, while three short blades 142 takes fluid power inthe high power zone with larger diameter and larger areas more number ofblades, and release most used fluid in the low power zone 123 b withmore open spaces, each blade 138 is defined by an airfoil cross sectionwith a small root area 139 and a large tip area 140, each short blade142 is defined by a airfoil cross section with a small root area 144 anda large tip area 143, so the high power zone 123 a and low power zone123 b are divided radially to reach the optimized efficiency, so in thehigh power zone 123 a, there are six blades 142,138 with large mass andlarger radius of bladed turbine wheel 130 to generate more torques , sothe rotor assembly 120 can generate more power, while in the low powerzone 123 b, there are only three blades with much smaller cross areas,even area of low power zone 123 a may be equal to area of high powerzone 123 b, but the amount of power generation in each section is notequal, the angular division method for the current blade design has avery short period for the peak value and indiscriminately cut off areaof high power fluid and low power fluid, while radial division methodfor the bladed ring 130 divides the incoming fluid into the high powerzone 123 a and low power zone 123 b, the blades 142 and 138 generatemaxim torques in the high power zoon 123 a and release the used fluid inlow power zone due to the conservation of mass and formal B, so thebladed turbine wheel 130 not only increases the strength of the blades138, 142 as an integral structure to equalize loads between top bladesand bottom blades during rotation and increase strength of blades bymore 30%, but also reduces material, vibrations and tip eddies. Twobladed turbine wheels 130 arrangement greatly improves the performanceby eliminating the tip eddy and greatly reducing the vibration of therotor assembly 120, 120′, wake turbulent as well as the noise, moreover,but also eliminate a yaw control with a pair of the turbine wheels130,103′, furthermore if loads pass a designed limit, each blade 138 hasa root joint 139 which would be broken to protect rotor assembly 120,120′ as a safety barrier, so no single sharp blade break out from rotorassembly 120 ,120′, the tubing assemblies 121, bladed turbine wheel 130have four joint holes 129 and four safety pins 129 a respectivelyinserted into four joint holes 129 for securing the joints as a secondsafety barrier, if loads pass a designed limit, the safety pin 129 awould be broken to protect rotor assembly 120, 120′ and the bodyassembly 102.

According to Bernoulli equation, when the incoming fluid passes throughbladed turbine wheel 130, the rotor assembly 120 would generate powerthrough the external flow and generates power through a vortical flowdue to the pressure gradient between a center flow in the tubingassembly 121 with the conical nozzle 125 and the edge ring 131 like highefficient high bypass turbofan jet engines, and the rotor assembly 120rotates clockwise and the rotor assembly 120′ anticlockwise due toopposite blades twist angles between bladed turbine wheels 130 and 130′,so the vortical flow constantly sucks more fluid without blade tip leaksand blocking area in the center of the tubing assembly 121 than that thearea turbine wheels 130 swept, this is a main reason why the rotorassembly 120 can pass the Betz limit and becomes so efficient that noother turbine can pass, the fluid outside the body assembly 102generates three dynamics streams between the bladed turbine wheel130,130′, because the rotor assembly 120′,120 have two set blades138,142 with right and left opposite directions, those two dynamicsstreams become much rigid dynamic flow tunnels between the rotorassemblies 120, 120′ according to Newton's third law and generate morepower than single rotor can do, in addition, two pair of ball bearingassemblies 190 for both axial and radical loading are respectivelydisposed between the left side and right of the rotor assembly 120, 120′for stabilizing the rotation of the rotor assembly 120, 120′ andsupporting radial and thrust loading against the violent wave of theocean, the ball bearing 190 has a left ring 191 and a right ring 191 aand multiple balls 196, a left wedge insert ring 192 with multiple slotsto hold the balls 196 separately and right wedge insert ring 192 a withmultiple slots to hold the balls 196, the left ring 191 has a conicalsurface 194 and a ball groove 193, seal rings 198, 198 aa, the rightring 191 a has a conical surface 194 a and a ball groove 193 a and sealrings 198 a, 198 aa, the multiple balls 196 are disposed between ballgrooves 193, 193 a, the left insert ring 195 and the right insert ring195′ are respectively disposed between conical surfaces 194,194 a, theinsert rings 192, 19 a are made out of soft materials like bronze,aluminum, engineering plastics, sealant or grease are placed betweenleft ring and right 191, 191 a, as the tubing rotor assembly 120rotates, insert ring 192, 192 a are disposed between the rings 191, 191a to prevent sealant or grease from coming out, the ball bearing 190 hasfour seal rings 198 aa, 198, 198 a respectively disposed in the leftring 191, 191 a for assembly seal, so far there is no single waveturbine in the world with the simple, robust mechanism with the robustall loading ball bears 190 and only one conversion between water waveand an electrical generator, moreover because of the shaft-less lagerdiameter rotor assembly 120 with more ball 196 in comparison with theconventional shaft turbine, so the more balls 196, the less stress oneach ball 196!!

Referring FIGS. 16 to 26, the tidal turbine subsystem 100 b includes alift tower assembly 239 for connecting to the mooring assembly 220 by afirm piston joint and tension joints through mooring lines havingrope/chain 221 for anchoring the turbine power system 100 and connectingto each other and land bases and multiple tidal turbine 110 b, the lifttower assembly 239 has a buoy ring assembly 241 a lift air bag 242 toattached to the buoy ring assembly 241, and a lift tower 244 expandingto a base joint 245 and four link pipes 243 structured between the buoyring assembly 241 and the lift tower 244, the buoy ring assembly 241with two control valves 243 can be filled and drained with water and gasto balance with the weights of tidal turbine subsystem 100 b against adepth of deployment, the tidal turbine subsystem 100 b can be positionedat seabed or be float at any position for the all depth offshore turbinepower system 100, so it covers both a floating and a fixed bottom typesstructures as the all depth structure, there is no one other structureslike that, once the tidal turbine subsystem 100 b reaches an end ofusage life or need to be repaired, the lift air bag 242 would betriggered to lift the tidal turbine subsystem 100 b to surface of thewater without an external equipment or in emergency, the lift towerassembly 239 also has six claws 245 to fix with seabed or riverbed aswell as with anchor lines at a float position and multiple turbineadaptor assembly 246, and 246 a to receive respectively tidal turbines110 b with multiple turbine adaptors 250 at various levels, with 360degree rotation freedom, unlike fixed tidal turbine, each tidal turbine110 b would be positioned at a best direction without a yaw control dueto the twin rotor design, the base joint 245 is inserted a position holein the seabed or riverbed with cables to a land-power station, each ofturbine adaptor assemblies 250 has a buoy ring 251 and a repair airbag252 to attach with the buoy ring 251, so any time, any turbine 110 bneed to be repaired, the airbag 252 can be trigged to lift up tidalturbines 110 b to the surface of water, the tidal turbine 110 b cangenerate output power constantly at a best position for 24/7, so thereis no single adaptable tidal turbine like tidal turbine 110 b in theworld!!!

Each of the tidal turbines 110 b has a body assembly 102 with a leftbody assembly 101 and a right body assembly 101′, two generator racks103 respectively attached with the left body assembly 101 and the rightbody assembly 101′, multiple satellite generators 107 respectivelyattached with the generator racks 103 and a left rotor assembly 120movably disposed in the left body assembly 101 and a right rotorassembly 120′movably disposed in the right body assembly 101′ and twopair of bearing assemblies 190 respectively movably between the bodyassembly 102 and two rotor assemblies 120, 120′, so the incoming fluidwould power the rotor assemblies 120, 120′ with clockwise andanticlockwise torques, each of the rotor assemblies 120, 120′ has atubing assembly 121, 121′, the tubing assembly 121, 121′ has internalblades 127, 128 to take flow energy from the incoming fluid and anexternal gear ring 123 to transfer respectively the rotary energy to thetwo satellite generators 107 for generating electricity.

Each of the satellite generators 107 installed with racks 103 has a geartrain 111 and an alternator 108 having a magnetic shaft 109 with aconical tip 109 a, and a fan 108 a, the gear train 111 has an input gear113 engaged with the gear 123 for transferring rotation from the rotorassembly 120 to the gear train 111, and a gear 116 a engaged with a gear116 with various ratio between 1:20 to 1:35 for transferring rotationfrom gear train 111 to the alternator 108, a safety pin 115 is placedbetween a shaft 115 a and the gear 113 as a first safety barrier, so ifload pass a designed limit in the gear train 111 between the generator107 and the rotor assembly 120, the safety pin 115 would be broken firstto protect generator 107 and the rotor assembly 120, the gear train 111also has a solenoid coupler 114, the solenoid coupler 114 has a solenoidcoil 118 and a plunger 117 with a conical bore 117 a to receive theconical tip 109 a of the magnetic shaft 109 and a slot between gear 116a and a plunger 117 to receive a dowel pin 119 to secure a radialengagement between gear 116 a and the plunger 117 with an axial freedom,so when the coil 118 is deactivated, the plunger 117 is engaged with themagnetic shaft 109 by permanent magnetic forces and conical surfacefrictions, when the coil 118 is activated, the plunger 115 can be southpole or north pole against or with the magnetic shaft 109, so sucharrangements along with multiple gear trains 110 with various ratiobecomes a resultant gear box between the rotor assembly 120 and thealternators 108 with various ratios like a car transmission, so at lowspeed of fluid the plunger 117 repel the conical magnetic shaft 109,disengaged with conical magnetic shaft 109, so the rotor assembly 120can build up speed, then as the water speed up, the high ratio generator107 would kick in, then low ratio generator 107 kick in to match up thewater speeds at the best performance, the complicated pitch controldevice is no longer needed, if speed is too high, more low ratiogenerator 107 would add in, the plunger 117 would double strength tolock down the rotor assembly 120, so when the first safety pin 115 wouldbe broken to the rotor assembly 120 and gear trains 111, then the secondsafety barrier is the friction between the conical bore 117 a engagedwith the conical tip 109 a, third safety barrier is joints 139 betweenblades 138 and the root ring 135, if the load on the bladed ring 130pass a design limit, the joints 139 would be broken to protect the rotorassembly and the body assembly 102, finally if joints 139 fails to bebroken, the four safety barrier is the safety pins 129 a, if the load onthe bladed turbine wheel 130 pass a design limit, safety pins 129 awould be broken to protect the rotor assembly 120 and the body assembly102, unlike the conventional blade, the bladed turbine wheel 130 hasmuch less edge to damage other tidal turbines 110 b or to hurt marinelife, as far as the overheat is concerned, the alternators 107 areconstantly cooled by the heat exchangers 240 along with a fan 108 a, sowithout the pitch control and the yaw control, the turbines 110 b becomemuch cooler and simpler and more reliable.

Referring 27-32, a vertical wind turbine subsystem 100 c has the windtower 220 and at least one vertical turbine 272 attached with the windtower 220, the vertical turbine 272 a has body assembly 270 having a topbody assembly 271 and a bottom body assembly 271′, a top rotor assembly120 c movably engaged with the top body assembly 271 and rotatedclockwise and, and a bottom rotor assembly 120 c′ movably engaged withthe bottom body assembly 271′ and rotated anticlockwise, the bodyassembly 270 is attached with the wind tower 220, the top body assembly271 has a first pair of position flanges 271, 272 sandwiching the toprotor assembly 120 c, the bottom body assembly 271′ has a second pair ofposition flanges 272, 271 sandwiching the bottom rotor assembly 120′,two bearings 190 and two wave springs 290 are respectively disposedbetween the top body assembly 271 and the top rotor assembly 120, twobearings 190 and two wave springs 290 are respectively disposed betweenthe bottom body assembly 271′ and the bottom rotor assembly 120′.

The top rotor assemblies 120 c has the housing assembly 12 c having anaxial rotor assembly 140 c and a radial rotor assembly 125 c, The bottomrotor assemblies 120 c′ has the housing assembly 121 c′ having an axialrotor assembly 140 c′ and a radial rotor assembly 125 c′, the top rotorassemblies 120 c has three radial link beams 122 c to support the radialrotor assembly 125 c and respectively expanding three axial link bars124 c to support axial nozzle assembly 140 c, the radial rotor assembly125 c has a skirt ring 126 c having a bladed turbine wheel 119 c havingfive bores 127 c as a high power zone, five radial blade 128 crespectively located around bores 127 c, the radial blade 128 c has anexternal curvature surface 130 c with min drags and an internalcurvature surface 129 c with max load taking, a safety joint devicebetween the radial blade 128 c and bores 127 c is defined by a hinge 133c and a safety methods including spot welding, gluing and safety springor safety pins as a first safety barrier, once wind pass a designedlimit, the joint between the radial blade 128 c and bores 127 c would bedisengaged but connected with the hinge 133 c, at this stage, each ofthe radial blades 128 c is no longer to take wind energy because theinternal curvature surface 129 c is faced up, as a result the radialrotor assembly 125 c,125 c′ would stop to rotate, while each of theaxial rotor assemblies 140 would stop too with external blades and hasan inlet 144 c and outlet 145 c defined by a conical shape, aninternally conical surface 142 c having five blades 143 c to take windenergy from the radial rotor assembly 125 c, the inlet 144 c and theoutlet 145 c is divided d by an inside diameter of blade 143 c to a highpower zone and a low power zone, according to Bernoulli equation, windspeech would increase from the inlet 144 c to the outlet 145 c, a vortexfluid stream is created, so the axial rotor assemblies 140 would suckmore wind energy than area the inlet 144 c swept, the housing assembly121 c has a gear ring 123 c and multiple geared generators 107 engagedwith the gear ring 123 c for converting kinetic rotation energy toelectricity, while the housing assembly 121 c′ has a electricalgenerators 107 c′ having an electrical rotor installed with the bottomrotor assembly 120 c′ and an electrical stator 106 c installed with thebottom body assembly 271 for converting kinetic rotation energy toelectricity. The bottom rotor assemblies 120 c′ has the similarstructure.

The vertical turbine subsystem 100 c has a front inlet surface dividedinto a section A, a section B with the top rotor assemblies 120 c, asection C, a section D with the bottom rotor assemblies 120 c′, thevertical turbine subsystem 100 c also has a top outlet AB with the toprotor assemblies 120 c and a bottom outlet CD with the bottom rotorassemblies 120 c′, so incoming wind streams flow in the section A andact on the surface 129 c of the blade 128 c to rotate the top rotorassembly 120 c clockwise, and rectory flow of the incoming wind streamsflow through bores 127 c according to Newtown third law and hit thesurface 129 c′ of the blade 128 c′ to rotate the bottom rotor assembly120 c′ anticlockwise, then flow in the axial rotor assembly 140 c′ andhit internal blades 143 c′ and rotate the bottom rotor assembly 120 c′anticlockwise again, then flow out from the bottom outlet CD, meanwhilethe incoming wind streams flow into section D, act on the surface 129 c′of the blade 128 c′ to rotate the bottom rotor assembly 120 c′anticlockwise, and rectory flow of the incoming wind streams flowthrough bores 127 c′ and hit the surface 129 c′ of the blade 128 c′ torotate the top rotor assembly 120 c clockwise and then flow in the axialrotor assembly 140 c and rotate the top rotor assembly 120 c with blades143 c clockwise and flow out from the top outlet AB, the incoming windstreams flow in the section B and hit the surface 130 c of the blade 128c without a sufficient rotation 127 c according to Newtown third law,and flow up into the axial rotor assembly 140 c and hit blades 143 c androtate the axial rotor assembly 140 c clockwise and flow out from theoutlet AB, finally the incoming wind streams flows in the section C andhit the surface 130 c′ of the blade 128 c′ without a sufficientrotation, and flow down into the axial rotor assembly 140 c′ and hitblades 143 c′ and rotate the axial rotor assembly 140 c′ anticlockwiseand flow out from outlet CD, as a result, the full incoming wind streamsin the sections A, B, C, and D rotate the top rotor turbine assembly 120c clockwise and rotate the bottom rotor assembly 120 c′ anticlockwise,so every section A, B, C, D play a positive role to power the verticalwind turbine subsystem unlike the conversional vertical wind turbine,one side torque of the wind turbine weaken other side torque, soaccording to Newtown third law and Formula A, the two twist streams; thedownstream from section A to section C, the upstream from section D tosection B interact and reinforce each other and increase air density andoutput power, moreover those two vortical streams suck more air than thediameter of the axial rotor assembly 140 c or 140 c′can cover, finallythe rotor assembly 120 is based on a dual energy zone and is dividedinto two zone, a high power zone is covered by the radical rotorassembly 125 c, 125 c′ with larger radius and more materials, while theaxial rotor assembly 140 c is divided in two power zones, a high powerzone, and low energy zone, in the high energy zone, the axial turbineassembly 140 has blades 143 c to generate higher power with largerradius and more materials, in the low power zone, the axial turbineassembly 140 has an open area to release wind streams, so the rotorassemblies 120 c, 120 c optimize the wind streams with maximum outputs,according to Bernoulli's equation, the wind streams would increase atblades 128 ac through bores 127 c and flow through the axial rotorassemblies 140 c, 140 c′ and increase speeds again, the vertical windturbine subsystem 100 c produces more power than any vertical windturbine with efficiency 59% or more, so on contrary to the conventionalhorizontal wind turbines, the vertical turbine subsystem 100 c does notgenerate or populate any horizontal wave and vibrations, so by nature,it is the quietest over all existing wind turbines, moreover, each ofrotor assemblies 120 c, 120 c′ rotates at the same level, so it is muchrobust, finally there are no external blades, once wind strength passesa limit of the safe devices, the radical rotor assembly 128 c or 128′stops, the axial rotor assembly 140 c, or 140 c′ would stop too, finallythe cross area of section A, B, C, D is rectangle, if adiameter×3.11416*2/2*height (H) (this vertical wind turbine)=adiameter∧2/4*3.1416 (conventional horizontal wind turbine),H=diameter/4, so with the same area the height of the vertical windturbine is ¼ of the conventional horizontal wind turbine, and cangenerate more torques and power than conventional horizontal windturbine, so the smaller height rotor assembly would not only reduce thetower height as well as side loading, but also lower center of gravityand increase stability, finally again the vertical turbine subsystem 100c is a volume based power machine with the top and bottom rotorassemblies 120 c, 120 c′ with balanced outputs from the top out and thebottom outlet and each rotor assembly has double rotor assemblies withradical and axial rotor assemblies, so it produces the highest outputpower over all existing wind turbines, regardless of vertical orhorizontal types.

Finally the vertical turbine 272 can be used along as a vector enginepowered by electricity or one or two engines and by using the top rotorassemblies 120 c and a modified top rotor assemblies 120 c″ by changingthe bladed turbine wheel 119 c with opposite blades upside down assembly140 c from the top skirt ring 126 c, so even the top rotor assemblies120 c and a modified top rotor assemblies 120 c″ rotate in an oppositedirection , but the vertical turbine 272 has only one output streameither from AB top outlet or CD bottom outlet, first the verticalturbine 272 can be used as an electrical vector engine, by powering thetop rotor assemblies 120 c with an electrical machine, the bottom rotorassemblies 120 c′ with an electrical machine as a power producer insteadof a power taker like the wind turbine, the vertical turbine 272 acts asan electrical vector engine and can suck fluid not only from the frontentry but also from side round the turbine to generate thrusts,furthermore the vertical turbine 272 can be constructed as a hybridvector engine with two toroidal burners in U.S. patent application No.17/183,279 dated on Feb. 23, 2021, so the toroidal burners can power thevertical turbine 272 through the bladed turbine wheel 119 c and thebladed turbine wheel 119 c′ by the combustion gas through the twotoroidal burners, so the electrical machines in the vertical turbine 272act as compressors with blades, the toroidal burners combust with fuelsand the compressed air to power the vertical turbine 272, while once anaircraft with the engine reach at a desirable speed, the electricalmachine can be used as a generator to charge the battery, the uniquerotary rotors would secure accurate moving orbit, the key differencefrom conventional for vertical landing and takeoff engines is the axialblade rotor assembly with internal blades, it is safer and more robustand protects the engine from sand storm and ballets and efficient withtwin rotor and blade turbine wheels, so it can be used as propellersinstalled at an end of missiles or torpedo, a hypersonic missile finalcorrect engine, so as a hybrid vector jet turbo engine, the applicationswould cover from the drone applications, personal flyer or personal tovertical landing and takeoff for helicopters main rotor and tail rotorlike Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk.

Referring FIGS. 32-36, a horizontal wind turbine subsystem 100 dincludes at least one horizontal wind turbine 103 d attached to the windtower 220, at least one horizontal wind turbine 103 d has a bodyassembly 102 d having a left body assembly 101 d and a right bodyassembly 101 d′ and a left rotor assembly 120 d respectively movablydisposed in the left body assembly 101 d, a right rotor assembly 120 d′respectively movably disposed in the right body assembly 101 d′ and twopair of ball bearing assemblies 190 respectively disposed between theleft body assembly 101 d and the left rotor assembly 120 d, between theright body assembly 101 d′ and right rotor assembly 120 d′, the at leastone horizontal wind turbine 103 d has a tower top adapter 106 d and fins103 d, covers 104 d and multiple ventilation hole 105 d under the covers104 d, multiple geared satellite power generators 107 d, each of therotor assemblies 120 d, 120 d′ has a bladed turbine wheel 130 d, a gearring 123 d engaged with satellite power generators 107 d and, a tubingassembly 121 d having a nozzle 131 d with a protective screen, anexternal bladed turbine wheel 145 d powered by bypass air streams fromthe ventilation holes 105 d as well as to cool satellite powergenerators 107 d and flow out some into holes 146, the tubing assembly121 d has a tubing 127 d with blade 122 d connected to a smaller tubing129 d with blades 126 d through a conical tubing 125 d, so main incomingair streams pass through the left tubing assembly 121 d, and increasespeed and rotate the left rotor assembly 120 d, by now at the middlesection, the main in coming air streams as well as the bypass air inchamber 119 d′ are coming together become hotter, so even the incomingair streams pressure loses, some energy through the tubing rotorassembly 120 d but gain the pressure energy according to thermodynamics,then pass through the right tubing assembly 121 d′ and rotates the rightrotor assembly 120 d′ in opposite rotations, as the bypass air streamspower an internal bladed turbine wheel 145 d′ as well as cool satellitepower generators 107 d′ and release through ventilation holes 105 d′ andholes 146, while the main incoming air streams passes the small tubing129 d′ to power the tubing rotor assembly 120 d′ through blades 126 d′and gradually reduce the speed as the areas of tubing 125 d′, the tubing127 d′ becomes larger and larger, the pressure gradually increase topower the tubing rotor assembly 120 d′ further through blades 122 d′.

In addition, the horizontal wind turbine 100 d can be used as a highpower hybrid VLTO engine with the left rotor assemblies 120 d and theright rotor assemblies 120 d′ and produce thrusts as an oppositefunction of the wind turbine to output power instead of taking powerfrom outside source like wind, first the horizontal wind turbine 100 dhas the satellite power generators 107 d to power the left rotorassemblies 120 d and the satellite power generators 107 d′ to power theright rotor assemblies 120 d in an opposite direction, up or down as anelectrical vector turbine, second the horizontal wind turbine 100 d canbe constructed as a hybrid vector engine with the two toroidal burnersin U.S. patent application No. 17/183,279 dated on Feb. 23, 2021, thehorizontal wind turbine 100 d has the satellite power generators 107 dto power the left rotor assemblies 120 d as a left compressor, then oneof the toroidal burners generates hot gas to power the internal bladedturbine wheel 145 d through the left ventilation holes 105 d, the sameas the right side the horizontal wind turbine 100 d. So in comparisonwith the vertical turbine 272 with internal bladed turbine wheel, thehorizontal wind turbine 100 d has the external bladed turbine wheel withmuch more output thrust, it can be used for high power vertical landingand takeoff (VTOL) like V-22 Osprey as well as main rotor as well astail rotor for helicopters, unlike the conventional helicopter rotorsystem, the horizontal wind turbine 100 d has redundant power system andredundant twin rotors and is much quieter due to twin rotor assembly,for the commercial applications it can be used for as a personal fly carand drones, people can fly like a bird or drive like a fish, it is safeand compact but powerful for venture or military uses.

Although the description above contains many specifications, theseshould not be construed as limiting the scope of the invention but asmerely providing illustration of some of the presently preferredembodiments of this invention.

Thus, the scope of the invention should be determined by the appendedclaims and their legal equivalents, rather than by the examples given.

CONCLUSION

(A) Harness Most of the Fluid Energy with the Highest Efficiency

Conventional turbine Efficiency (a) Cp, the efficiency for a windturbine or other turbines, according to the Betz limit is 59% or 0.59factor. The conventional turbine has a single blade rotor inherentlywith a large central shaft, it blocks the larger central area A1, so theformula should be P=½p(A−A1)CpV∧3, by now you know why the conventionalturbine never reach even 50%. (b) The swept area would not increasewithout physical change. (c) Wind speed or the stream speed of river orocean is given by Mother Nature and cannot be increased by the turbines.

Let us look at P=0.5×ρ×A×V∧3, this system bring a disrupt innovationwith the volume-based power machine, which increase air “ρ” bygenerating a pair of twist air streams according Newtown third law,increases “A” by removing center shaft area and generating vortexstream, adding twin rotor assembly (2*A) and a center internal streamand external stream defined by a high power zone and low power zone,increase “V” by using conical passage according to Bernoulli's equation,the center stream speed increases, while the center stream pressuredecreases, the vortex stream can suck more fluid than blade diameterswept.

(B) Breakthrough Blade Design

(1) Conventional blades are based on airplane and windmill or propellerdesigns has three section the root, the mid span and the tip (1.1) atthe root, there is a large area, where the blade produces no torque butblock flow passage. (1.2) at the tip, the area is the smallest, as aresult this area x largest radius∧3, generates the smallest torque.(1.3) at the mid span, it produces the most.

(1′) Bladed ring is based on the dual power zone technology with airfoilcross-sections. (1.1) At the root, there are no blades to cover (1.2) Atthe mid span, it has the smallest area closest to the root and thestrongest strength supporting bending and torsion. (1.3) At the tip, ithas the larger twist area X largest radius∧3 and more number of blades,so together it generates the largest torque over all existing blades,moreover the bladed ring not only eliminates the tip eddy flow and flowleak but also increase the efficiency.

(2) Maximize the blade strength with less material and optimized shade

(2.1) Conventional blades are individually designed, so each bladecannot share loading with each other, therefore each blade must bedesigned with maximum strength, so there is no synergy, because eachblade is subject to the different stream speed/pressure gradient due tothe increased blade diameter during rotation, about 60% of blade failurehappened on a single blade (2.2) most blades are provided withunsymmetrical airfoil sections and twist angle between the tip and root,those structures inherently become very weak at the root section, so theroot section must be designed with a big section, and a tip section mustbe designed so small, as a result, those structures defeat the purposeof airfoil. It is said that the blade is based on an oval wing orhumming bird wing, if so the design is foundationally wrong, becausebird wings are used to fly with lift forces while turbine blades areused to rotate and generate torque, many turbine designs are wronglybased on wind theory and lift, a bad aerodynamic design. (2.3) as theblades get so bigger, the problems get worse, hollow blade becomes theonly choice. There is also the subject of thermal stress failure due tothe thermal gradient between external and internal temperature, whichwould not happened for the solid blades. (2.1′) Bladed turbine wheel isa grouped design with all blades, edge ring and root ring, so all bladesshare load even all-time through the edge ring even under the differentstream speed/pressure gradient due to the increased blade diameter,single blade broken is highly unlikely (2.2′) Bladed turbine wheel areprovided with symmetrical airfoil sections and twist angle between thetip and root, those structures become very strong at the root section,so the root section must be designed with a small section, and a tipsection must be designed so large, as a result, those structures defeatthe purpose of airfoil (2.3′) Solid blades can sustain weather change aswell as thermal change, strong wind and storm.(C) Breakthrough Blade Design

Twin rotor design is a volume-base power generation and based on ashaft-less turbomachinery and the vortical mechanism with the centralpassage and a large bladed fan stream like a high bypass turbofan jetengine (a) Area=2*A with two rotors , breaking the Betz limit (a2) fullarea with a center open area (a3) the vortical mechanism not onlyincrease the effective swept area about 10% more (b) but also increaseflow stream speed and reduce the central flow pressure, so the incomingflow P1 at inlet would decreases, while P1′ at the tip ring has nochange, so the pressure radiant causes the inlet nozzle to sucks moreflow than that the swept area covers, and speed up rotors with twoblades, two rotors are concentric and rotated clockwise andcounterclockwise and generate some vibrations, but the two vibrationswould cancel out each other (c) Two bladed turbine wheels eliminates thetip eddy, canceling out two wake rotations, those improvements greatlyreduce the noise, as a result, the protective area of river or ocean canbe reduced as well as the cost, risk of hurting ocean life or river lifecan be reduced as well. (d) The two bladed turbine wheels generate threedynamics streams like three dynamic wind tunnels. Due to Newton's thirdlaw, they become rigid and eliminate the yaw control system.

(D) Vertical Wind Turbine.

The vertical wind turbine is a revolutionary turbomachine, first for thefirst time a vertical wind turbine can take wind power with a fullfacing area to generate electricity, so far there has been no singlevertical wind turbine that could do for 100 years, when Georges Darrieusinvented the first vertical wind turbine in France during the 1920s, thetwin rotors with breakthrough blades complement each other, so otherhalf area on each rotor can be powered by other turbine, second thesafety device for the radial rotor assembly provide a vital solution forthe suitability and stability even under typhoon or hurricane and iscomplete different from the conventional measure with the electricalshutoff, it is not only simple and robust, but also has cost-efficientand reliable and bring a new era of the offshore wind turbine for allweather applications, third deportability is other feature in terms ofthe size and height and substructure of this vertical wind turbine, thisdisrupt innovation would fundamental change the history of the offshorewind turbine.

(E) High Power Hybrid Vector Jet Engines for (VTOL)

The vertical wind turbine and horizontal wind turbine can be constructedas hybrid vector turbojet engines, it includes breakthroughs like ahybrid function with electricity and gas turbine, the shaft-less twinrotor assembly, double power zones and blade turbine wheel, thecombination of the electrical motor control and gas turbine controlprovides excellent performances with maneuverability and reliability,those hybrid various speeds are provided with precisely landing andtakeoff control, more importantly any aircraft with this engine wouldhave a revolutionary change to take full advantage, just image what thefuture car look like then you know the potentials this engine can bringto you, those features are excellent choice for update grade withexisting VTOL products, which have common issues (1) noise (2) lessredundancy (3) lower power (4) less maneuverability (5) high operationcost, first two or three those engines can power an aircraft orhelicopters, each of the engines has two electrical motors and two gasturbines without gear box and shaft couplings, so this engine providesthe most reliable structures with four redundancy over all related jetengines, second the hybrid vector turbojet engines provide more mobilityand operability which surpass other similar products in the history, themuch smaller, two balanced blades turbine wheels provides much fastervector change during flight like fighter jet, but the conventionalunbalanced VTOL products with the large blades become difficult forvector change, if it changes too fast, the aircraft can lose stability,so this smaller blades wheeled but powerful engine provides a perfectsolution for maneuverability, and the mobility and reliability are alsovital for the landing and takeoff, the precision time and positioncontrol are important for the aircraft with regular VTOL jet engines,but the control is very challenging, for the electrical motor poweredengine, the control become much easy and simple like electrical carcontrol even like AI autonomous car without pilot interference, for fasttakeoff in military operations, the electrical motor powered engine canaccelerate much faster any gas powered engine, during the flight, orheavy lift , the gas powered engine play a key role for speed and heavylift, furthermore during flight, the electrical motor because agenerator to charge the battery, it only reduce carbon emission, butreduce operation cost, finally during landing and takeoff, we are usedto the noise, but for this engine, with electrical motor powered andtwin rotors, the louder noise because history, why quiet engine is soimportant? first for military operations, the quiet landing and takeoffis vital for the successful attach or rescue operation, second formilitary bases, the noise pollution become politic issues, we see U.S.bases around the world, with this quiet engine, the noise become thepast, so the protesters near the military bases would disappear, finallyfor the deportability, the blades turbine wheel can be dissemble andassembled easily and fast.

(F) Drive Train Design

The conventional wave turbine drive trains have 5 conversions (1)electrical rotor to electrical stator in a power generator (2) theelectrical rotor shaft to the electrical rotor (3) a gear box outputshaft to the electrical rotor shaft (4) a rotatory shaft to the gear boxinput shaft (5) a linear shaft to the rotatory shaft.

The twin rotor wave turbine 110 a has only one conversion; anelectrical/turbine rotor to an electrical stator in a power generator,so the shorter the drive train is, the more efficient and the morerobust the drive train would become. This is the reason that twin rotorwave turbines succeed while conventional wave turbines fail. Theconventional wave turbines have been not commercialized for more 25years, because they have too many conversions and moving parts tosustain severe waves of rivers or oceans.

The conventional tidal turbines or wind turbines have 6 powerconversions (1) an electrical rotor to an electrical stator (2) theelectrical rotor shaft to the electrical rotor (3) a gear box outputshaft to the electrical rotor shaft (4) a link shaft to the gear boxoutput shaft (5) a turbine rotor hub to the link shaft (6) blades to theturbine rotor hub.

The twin tidal turbines or wind turbines have only 3 conversions (1) anelectrical rotor/to an electrical stator (2) a gear train output shaftto the electrical rotor shaft (3) turbine rotor to the gear train inputshaft, it is clear that which one is the winner.

(G) Drive Train Innovation

(1) Modulation

The conventional tidal turbines or wind turbines has a “one to one” typeof drive train and has no flexibility, the gearbox ratio is fixed, so apitch control system must be added in order to optimize the systemperformance.

-   -   The twin tidal turbine 110 b has a “one to many” type of drive        train, one rotor to multiple satellite generators. It has great        flexibility, first each pair of generators 107 has different        gear ratio, second each gear train 111 has a solenoid coupler        114, the solenoid coupler has three states. The solenoid coupler        has a coil and a plunger, the plunger has a conical hole engaged        with a magnetic tip of the alternator shaft, the coil can        be: (1) Deactivate—When deactivate, the plunge would engaged        with the magnetic shaft, so the generator would generate        power (2) Active with a front north polarity—If active with        front north polarity, the alternator shaft has the same        polarity, they would be disengaged, so at low wind or stream        speed, all or some generators can be disengaged, so the rotor        can build up speed, as rotor speed up (3) the coil can be        switched to south polarity, the alternator shaft has double        strong engagement force with the plunger, so with different gear        ratios, the drive train acts like a resultant car transmission        to optimize the output performances and eliminate the pitch        control and the brake system, finally the gear safety pin is the        first safety barrier and the joint engagement between solenoid        plunger and the alternator is the second safety barrier.        (2) Reliability

The gearbox is the weakest link in the conventional drive train, thebiggest problem for the modern tidal turbines or wind turbines drivetrains, and it accounts for 60% of failure rates. The gear box isdesigned between a blade rotor and a generator and has a foundationalflaw especially for larger size turbines. The blade rotor has thelargest rotational inertial, the generator rotor has the second largestrotational inertial, and the gear box has the smallest output rotationalinertial. When the rotor change the speed due to the wind or riverstream speed change, the gear box output shaft cannot changeimmediately, because the generator rotor with the second largestrotational inertial is still rotating at the previous speed according tothe Newton's first law, so this condition generates a dynamic speeddifference or ratio between a low speed shaft and a high speed shaft inthe gear box. Although the gear box has a static gear ratio by a design,the static ratio would not match the dynamic speed ratio, as a result,the gear box becomes a cushion between the static ratio and dynamicspeed ratio, this is why the gear box has the highest failure rate, anda flywheel function of the rotor would not produce the power to thegenerator, but rather damages the gearbox, while the twin rotor has thesmart drive train, it has the largest, rotational inertial in the rotor,and two similar, much less rotational inertial in the gear train and thealternator, so the rotor can act like a flywheel to store energy andsmoothen rotation, while the gear trains and alternators actaccordingly, the smart drive train is the most reliable over all drivetrains in the world.

(H) Safety issue

All safety issues are addressed with solutions, the drive train isprovided with four safety barrier, each one is designed accordingly withcost vs. protective value by an order, from lowest to highest with agoal to minimize loss and save life and assets. It includes (1) the gearpin (2) the engagement between solenoid plunger and alternator shaft (3)joint between the root ring and the blades (4) pins on the rotor jointall four safety barriers resolve the drive train under abnormalconditions, while the risk of electrical fires are minimized by twosealing solution and cooling systems, T seal ring and sealable bearingsare designed to provide robust seals to prevent shaft dynamical leaks,while water cooling coils along with alternators fan are provided withthe best natural cooling solution, finally the noise and turbulent wakeare greatly reduced by twin rotors and bladed turbine wheels (5) noise,the vertical wind turbine generates vertical up and down wind streams,so localized that it would not populate the vibration like horizontalwave and vibration, because the wave and tidal turbine subsystems havemultiple twin rotor assembly turbines around toroid pipe structures, theturbulent and fluid stream become smooth and quiet to hunt wild life (6)safe wind turbines blade, the bladed turbine wheel has the most safestblade design in the history of the wind turbine, wave turbine or tidalturbine, each blade share full load regardless of rotary position of theblades, there is no single blade would be broken, even if wind pass thedesign limit, the safety pins would be broken but not the bladed turbinewheel, or the turbines.

(I) Scalability

The modular design lays a foundation for scalability of all turbineparts and productions, all rotor and bladed ring sizes, nacelles anddrive trains are based on the existing ASME and API pipe schedule, sothey have much low cost and high availability with existing supplychains and facilities.

(J) Usability

(1) Sustainability. The twin rotor wave turbine has two key sustainablefeatures: the single conversion and the hinge joint, those features canmake the turbine sustainable for severe river or ocean conditions, whilethe twin rotor tidal turbine and the joint between the tidal base systemand tidal turbine can sustain tidal direction change impact, the tidalbase system is provided with a large, stable base support with thebuoyant ring and craws secured with seabed or riverbed, so there is nosingle tidal turbine base can compare with this turbine system, finallythe vertical turbine can sustain strong wind with the safe device, sothe radical rotor assembly would stop and return back once the stormpasses (2) Sealabilty. The sealabilty is provided with T seal ringassembly and the sealable ball bearings, the sealable ball bearings notonly resolve dynamic leakage on the rotors but also increase efficiencyand sustain axial and radial loading, while T seal ring solve the leakbetween two rotors with a pressure energized seal as well spring backedseal to compensate the wear, the design life is between 10 to 20 years(3) Accessibility The system offers the lowest cost for accessibilityover existing methods or practices, the wave turbine system is providedwith a surface accessibility to check the control box and each turbineperformances and a signal of the turbine system for any bypass boat orship, while each tidal turbines has an airbag lift for on-surface repairor replacement and the tidal turbine base assembly has a decommissionairbag lift.(K) Synergy

This offshore turbine system offers a great synergy ever we never seebefore, first the conventional offshore wind turbine system has veryexpensive sub-construction and foundation , this wave turbine subsystemreplaces the sub-construction without additional cost but produce morepower, while the tidal turbine subsystem replaces the foundation withoutadditional cost but produce more power, the third subsystems share thecables, control system, the tower, the mooring assembly, electricalconverter, moreover, the each subsystem can work separately and bemodulated and scalable with the turbine farms, so the cost for thesystem would be greatly reduce, finally with the wave and tidalsubsystems, the center of buoyancy and center of gravity of the systemfor the system greatly lower below sea level, as a result it not onlyeliminate the substructure cost but also increase stability and poweroutput and reduce further disturbance to the system, while theconventional passive substructures collide with seawater and causefurther disturbance to the system.

(L) Affordability

Affordability for any product is based on five factors (1) economy ofscale (2) scalability (3) Modularity (4) material availability (5)simple process. With the amazing technologies, the affordability for thereliable and renew energy become the reality in terms of economies ofscale with cables, towers, generators, inverters, multiple wave turbinesand tidal turbine and wind turbine based on five modulated design basedmodels unlike current turbines in the market, it not only greatly reducedesign time, increase scalability for 2 MW to 8000 MW for the turbinefarm capability, moreover the production process and inventory greatlyreduce too, finally the materials are largely pipe and tubing, there areno expensive materials or structures, which are tubing and pipe bases,there are proven processes like piping structures, twin rotor and blade,the sizes of blade become much smaller, the turbine become muchefficient, with multiple modulated turbine and generators 2023, for thesmaller vertical wind turbines which can be put on each price-poster ineach gas stations or water tower near your town or every street nearyour city to offshore turbine farms, so your state grid or town take thepower to your home with a low LCOE<$0.10 kWh, so this technology wouldaccelerate the 21 first century renewable energy revolution and improveour life like 18 century industrial revolution, tomorrow would bebetter, we are the human who never stop to dream.

I claim:
 1. A turbine farm comprising multiple turbine systems, each ofsaid multiple turbine systems comprises at least one of a plurality ofsubsystems including a vertical turbine subsystem, a horizontal turbinesubsystem, a wave turbine subsystem and a tidal turbine subsystem, saidsubsystem has at least one turbine, the at least one turbine has a bodyassembly and a twin rotor assembly, said body assembly has a left bodyassembly having two ball bearings and a right body assembly having twoball bearings, said twin rotor assembly has a left rotor assemblymovably engaged with said left body assembly by means of said two ballbearings and a right rotor assembly movably engaged with said right bodyassembly by means of said two ball bearings, each of said two ballbearings has a left ring and a right ring and multiple balls disposedbetween said left ring and said right ring, a left wedge insert ring anda right wedge insert ring respectively disposed between said left ringand said right ring, said left ring has a left conical surface and aleft ball groove, said right ring has a right conical surface and aright ball groove, said multiple balls are respectively engaged withsaid left ball groove and said right ball groove, said left insert ringand said right insert ring are respectively disposed between said leftconical surface and said right conical surface, said left ring and saidright ring have one of a plurality of materials including magneticmaterials and nonmagnetic materials, the at least two ball bearings hasfluids for providing seals and multiple seal rings respectively on saidleft ring and said right ring for external seals, the at least oneturbine has at least one of a plurality of electrical machines including(1) a machine having an electrical stator and an electrical rotor (2) arack installed with said body assembly and a geared ring installed withsaid twin rotor assembly , and at least one satellite machine having agear train and an alternator and a coupling assembly connecting betweensaid gear train and said alternator, said alternator has a magneticshaft having a conical tip, an alternator gear and a fan, said geartrain has an input gear having an input shaft engaged with said gearring for transferring rotations between said twin rotor assembly andsaid alternator, a safety pin coupling between said input gear and saidinput shaft for protecting said alternator, said coupling assembly hasan output gear of said gear train engaged with said alternator gear,said alternator gear has a solenoid coupler including a solenoid coiland a plunger having a conical bore to receive said conical tip of saidmagnetic shaft, a dowel pin movably disposed in a slot between saidalternator gear and said plunger for securing radial engagements andaxial freedoms, the at least one turbine has at least one of a pluralityof power supplies including (a) wind power (b) raining power (c) wavepower (d) tidal power (e) river stream power (f) any natural fluidstream (g) electricity (h) engine drivers (i) burners (i) hot gas (j)driver train.
 2. The turbine farm of claim 1, wherein each of saidmultiple turbine systems comprises (a) said vertical turbine subsystem,and at least one vertical turbine subsystem has said body assemblyhaving said left rotor assembly engaged with said let rotor assembly andsaid left rotor assembly engaged with said let rotor assembly to form atleast one radial access and at least one axial access, said bodyassembly has a support adapter bore, said left body assembly having apair of position flanges and a pair of springs on each side of said leftrotor assembly, said tight body assembly has a pair of position flangesand a pair of springs on each side of said right rotor assembly, saidleft rotor assembly has a left axial rotor assembly and a left radialrotor assembly, a left rotor housing constructed between said left axialrotor assembly and said left radial rotor assembly, said left radialrotor assembly has a left skirt ring having a high power zone and a lowpower zone defined by an inside diameter of said left skirt ring forharnessing of external power sources, said left skirt ring has at leastone bladed turbine wheel having radial blade assemblies, each of saidradial blade assemblies has a blade bore and a blade cover and a safetydevice having at least one hinge connecting between said blade cover andsaid blade bore, one of a plurality of joint methods including gluing,spot welding, safer pins and springs for protecting preset limitsbetween said blade cover and said blade bore, said radial blade has anexternal curvature surface for minimizing fluid resistance and aninternal curvature surface for maximizing fluid power, said left axialblade rotor assembly has a cover having at least one set of bladesincluding one of a plurality of structures having internal blades andexternal blades, said cover has a high power zone and a low power zone,said right rotor assembly has a right axial rotor assembly and a rightradial rotor assembly, a right rotor housing constructed between saidright axial rotor assembly and said right radial rotor assembly, saidright radial rotor assembly has a right skirt ring having a high powerzone and a low power zone defined by an inside diameter of said rightskirt ring for harnessing of external power sources, said right skirtring has at least one bladed turbine wheel having radial bladeassemblies, each of said radial blade assemblies has a blade bore and ablade cover and a safety device having at least one hinge connectingbetween said blade cover and said blade bore, one of a plurality ofjoint methods including gluing, spot welding, safer pins and springs forprotecting preset limits between said blade cover and said blade bore,said radial blade has an external curvature surface for minimizing fluidresistance and an internal curvature surface for maximizing fluid power,said right axial blade rotor assembly has a cover having at least oneset of blades including one of a plurality of structures having internalblades and external blades, said cover has a high power zone and a lowpower zone (b) said wave turbine subsystem having a mooring assembly,said mooring assembly has a tower union, mooring lines inducing chainsand ropes to extend to waterbed through said tidal turbine subsystem anda buoy assembly, said buoy assembly has hinge holders, each of saidhinge holders has at least one joint pin holes and a wire hole extendingto said tower union assembly, the at least one turbine has at least onejoint pin inserted into the at the least one joint pin hole for securingrotation of the at least one turbine around the at least one joint pin,said buoy assembly has one of a plurality of structures including torpidpipes, polygonal pipes, a single straight pipe and multiple pipes, theat least one turbine has said left rotor assembly and said right rotorassembly, the at least one turbine has a T seal ring assembly disposedbetween said left rotor assembly and said right rotor assembly forseals, said T seal ring assembly has two axially conical surfaces, tworadially conical surfaces and two lock ring grooves, two lock ringsrespectively disposed in said grooves to generate preloading and tocompensate wears, said left rotor assembly has an end having a matedsurface engaged with a first of said two axially conical surfaces, saidright rotor assembly has an end having a mated surface engaged with asecond of said two axially conical surfaces, said body assembly has atleast one fluids heat exchanger with two end openings for cooling saidelectrical machines, said left rotor assembly has a nozzle defined byone of a plurality of shapes including cylinder, conical and spherical,a bladed turbine wheel and a tubing assembly having multiple sets ofinternal blades, said left tubing assembly has a high power zone and alow power zone defined by inside diameters of said multiple sets ofinternal blades, said bladed turbine wheel has an edge ring and a rootring, at least two long blades between said edge ring and said rootring, said edge ring has at least two short blades said bladed turbinewheel has two radial zones said left rotor assembly has a safety devicehaving at least two safety pins coupling between said bladed turbinewheel and said tubing assembly for protecting a preset shear limit, saidright rotor assembly has a nozzle defined by one of a plurality ofshapes including cylinder, conical and spherical, a bladed turbine wheeland a tubing assembly having multiple sets of internal blades, saidtubing assembly has a high power zone and a low power zone defined byinside diameters of said multiple sets of internal blades, said bladedturbine wheel has an edge ring and a root ring, at least two long bladesbetween said edge ring and said root ring, said edge ring has at leasttwo short blades, said bladed turbine wheel has two radial zones, saidright rotor assembly has a safety device having at least two safety pinscoupling between said bladed turbine wheel and said tubing assembly forprotecting preset shear limits (c) said tidal turbine subsystem and alift tower assembly, said lift tower assembly has a buoy ring assemblydefined by one of a plurality of shapes including toroid pipes,polygonal pipes, a single straight pipe and multiple pipes, a lift airbag attached to said buoy ring assembly, said buoy ring assembly has alift tower adaptor to connect to said tower union with a piston jointfor releasing joint stress under loads, a base joint having multipleclaws to receive said mooring lines/chains for anchoring a positionbetween surfaces to said waterbed, said buoy ring assembly has a depthadjustable device having a contained fluid and at least two controlvalves configured to be filled and drained with said contained fluid tobalance with the weights of the tidal turbine subsystem against a depthof deployment, said lift tower assembly further comprises at least oneturbine adaptor assembly to receive the at least one turbine rotatably,the at least one turbine adaptor assembly has a turbine buoy and a liftairbag, the at least one turbine has said left rotor assembly and saidright rotor assembly, the at least one turbine has a T seal ringassembly disposed between said left rotor assembly and said right rotorassembly for seals, said T seal ring assembly has two axially conicalsurfaces, two radially conical surfaces and two lock ring grooves, twolock rings respectively disposed in said grooves to generate preloadingand to compensate wears, said left rotor assembly has an end having amated surface engaged with a first of said two axially conical surfaces,said right rotor assembly has an end having a mated surface engaged witha second of said two axially conical surfaces, said body assembly has atleast one fluids heat exchanger with two end openings for cooling saidelectrical machines, said left rotor assembly has a nozzle defined byone of a plurality of shapes including cylinder, conical and spherical,a bladed turbine wheel and a tubing assembly having multiple sets ofinternal blades, said left tubing assembly has a high power zone and alow power zone defined by inside diameters of said multiple sets ofinternal blades, said bladed turbine wheel has an edge ring and a rootring, at least two long blades between said edge ring and said rootring, said edge ring has at least two short blades, said bladed turbinewheel has two radial zones, said left rotor assembly has a safety devicehaving at least two safety pins coupling between said bladed turbinewheel and said tubing assembly for protecting preset shear limits, saidright rotor assembly has a nozzle defined by one of a plurality ofshapes including cylinder, conical and spherical, a bladed turbine wheeland a tubing assembly having multiple sets of internal blades, saidtubing assembly has a high power zone and a low power zone defined byinside diameters of said multiple sets of internal blades, said bladedturbine wheel has an edge ring and a root ring, at least two long bladesbetween said edge ring and said root ring, said edge ring has at leasttwo short blades, said bladed turbine wheel has two radial zones, saidright rotor assembly has a safety device having at least two safety pinscoupling between said bladed turbine wheel and said tubing assembly forprotecting preset shear limits.
 3. The turbine farm of claim 1, whereineach of said multiple turbine systems comprises (a) said horizontalturbine subsystem comprising a support, and at least one horizontalturbine subsystem has a support adapter to connect to said support andfins and said left body assembly having multiple covers and multipleventilation holes under said covers for harnessing external powersources, and said right body assembly having multiple covers andmultiple ventilation holes under said covers for harnessing externalpower sources, said left rotor assembly has a nozzle, a bladed turbinewheel and a tubing assembly having at least one external bladed turbinewheel to take said external power sources, said tubing assemblyconnecting to said nozzle and said bladed turbine wheel has multiplesets of internal blades and multiple radical through holes, said tubingassembly has a high power zone and a low power zone defined by insidediameters of said multiple sets of internal blades, said bladed turbinewheel has an edge ring and a root ring, at least two long blades betweensaid edge ring and said root ring, said edge ring has at least two shortblades, said bladed turbine wheel has two radial zones, said left rotorassembly have a safety device having at least two safety pins couplingbetween said bladed turbine wheel and said tubing assembly forprotecting a preset shear limit, said right rotor assembly has a nozzle,a bladed turbine wheel and a tubing assembly having at least oneexternal bladed turbine wheel to take said external power sources, saidtubing assembly connecting to said nozzle and said bladed turbine wheelhas multiple sets of internal blades and multiple radical through holes,said tubing assembly has a high power zone and a low power zone definedby inside diameters of said multiple sets of internal blades, saidbladed turbine wheel has an edge ring and a root ring, at least two longblades between said edge ring and said root ring, said edge ring has atleast two short blades, said bladed turbine wheel has two radial zones,said right rotor assembly have a safety device having at least twosafety pins coupling between said bladed turbine wheel and said tubingassembly for protecting a preset shear limit zone (b) said wave turbinesubsystem having a mooring assembly, said mooring assembly has a towerunion, mooring lines inducing chains and ropes to extend to a waterbedthrough said tidal turbine subsystem and a buoy assembly, said buoyassembly has hinge holders, each of said hinge holders has at least onejoint pin holes and a wire hole extending to said tower union assembly,the at least one turbine has at least one joint pin inserted into the atthe least one joint pin hole for securing rotation of the at least oneturbine around the at least one joint pin, said buoy assembly has one ofa plurality of structures including toxoid pipes, polygonal pipes, asingle straight pipe and multiple pipes, the at least one turbine hassaid left rotor assembly and said right rotor assembly, the at least oneturbine has a T seal ring assembly disposed between said left rotorassembly and said right rotor assembly for seals, said T seal ringassembly has two axially conical surfaces, two radially conical surfacesand two lock ring grooves, two lock rings respectively disposed in saidgrooves to generate preloading and to compensate wears, said left rotorassembly has an end having a mated surface engaged with a first of saidtwo axially conical surfaces, said right rotor assembly has an endhaving a mated surface engaged with a second of said two axially conicalsurfaces, said body assembly has at least one fluids heat exchanger withtwo end openings for cooling said electrical machines, said left rotorassembly has a nozzle defined by one of a plurality of shapes includingcylinder, conical and spherical, a bladed turbine wheel and a tubingassembly having multiple sets of internal blades, said left tubingassembly has a high power zone and a low power zone defined by insidediameters of said multiple sets of internal blades, said bladed turbinewheel has an edge ring and a root ring, at least two long blades betweensaid edge ring and said root ring, said edge ring has at least two shortblades, said bladed turbine wheel has two radial zones, said left rotorassembly has a safety device having at least two safety pins couplingbetween said bladed turbine wheel and said tubing assembly forprotecting a preset shear limit, said right rotor assembly has a nozzledefined by one of a plurality of shapes including cylinder, conical andspherical, a bladed turbine wheel and a tubing assembly having multiplesets of internal blades, said tubing assembly has a high power zone anda low power zone defined by inside diameters of said multiple sets ofinternal blades, said bladed turbine wheel has an edge ring and a rootring, at least two long blades between said edge ring and said rootring, said edge ring has at least two short blades, said bladed turbinewheel has two radial zones, said right rotor assembly has a safetydevice having at least two safety pins coupling between said bladedturbine wheel and said tubing assembly for protecting preset shearlimits (c) said tidal turbine subsystem and a lift tower assembly, saidlift tower assembly has a buoy ring assembly defined by one of aplurality of shapes including toroid pipes, polygonal pipes, a singlestraight pipe and multiple pipes, a lift air bag attached to said buoyring assembly, said buoy ring assembly has a lift tower adaptor toconnect to said tower union with a piston joint for releasing jointstress under loads, a base joint having multiple claws to receive saidmooring lines/chains for anchoring a position between surfaces to saidwaterbed, said buoy ring assembly has a depth adjustable device having acontained fluid and at least two control valves configured to be filledand drained with said contained fluid to balance with the weights oftidal turbine subsystem against a depth of deployment, said lift towerassembly further comprises at least one turbine adaptor assembly toreceive the at least one turbine rotatably, the at least one turbineadaptor assembly has a turbine buoy and a lift airbag, the at least oneturbine has said left rotor assembly and said right rotor assembly, theat least one turbine has a T seal ring assembly disposed between saidleft rotor assembly and said right rotor assembly for seals, said T sealring assembly has two axially conical surfaces, two radially conicalsurfaces and two lock ring grooves, two lock rings respectively disposedin said grooves to generate preloading and to compensate wears, saidleft rotor assembly has an end having a mated surface engaged with afirst of said two axially conical surfaces, said right rotor assemblyhas an end having a mated surface engaged with a second of said twoaxially conical surfaces, said body assembly has at least one fluidsheat exchanger with two end openings for cooling said electricalmachines, said left rotor assembly has a nozzle defined by one of aplurality of shapes including cylinder, conical and spherical, a bladedturbine wheel and a tubing assembly having multiple sets of internalblades, said left tubing assembly has a high power zone and a low powerzone defined by inside diameters of said multiple sets of internalblades, said bladed turbine wheel has an edge ring and a root ring, atleast two long blades between said edge ring and said root ring, saidedge ring has at least two short blades, said bladed turbine wheel hastwo radial zones, said left rotor assembly has a safety device having atleast two safety pins coupling between said bladed turbine wheel andsaid tubing assembly for protecting preset shear limits, said rightrotor assembly has a nozzle defined by one of plurality of shapesincluding cylinder, conical and spherical, a bladed turbine wheel and atubing assembly having multiple set of internal blades, said tubingassembly has a high power zone and a low power zone defined by insidediameters of said multiple sets of internal blades, said bladed turbinewheel has an edge ring and a root ring, at least two long blades betweensaid edge ring and said root ring, said edge ring has at least two shortblades, said bladed turbine wheel has two radial zones, said right rotorassembly has a safety device having at least two safety pins couplingbetween said bladed turbine wheel and said tubing assembly forprotecting said preset shear limits.
 4. The turbine farm of claim 1,wherein at least one of said multiple turbine systems comprises (a) saidvertical turbine subsystem, and at least one vertical turbine subsystemhas said body assembly having said left rotor assembly engaged with saidleft rotor assembly and said left rotor assembly engaged with said leftrotor assembly to form at least one radial access and at least one axialaccess, said body assembly has a support adapter bore, said left bodyassembly having a pair of position flanges and a pair of springs on eachside of said left rotor assembly, said right body assembly has a pair ofposition flanges and a pair of springs on each side of said right rotorassembly, said left rotor assembly has a left axial rotor assembly and aleft radial rotor assembly, a left rotor housing constructed betweensaid left axial rotor assembly and said left radial rotor assembly, saidleft radial rotor assembly has a left skirt ring having a high powerzone and a low power zone defined by an inside diameter of said leftskirt ring for harnessing of external power sources, said left skirtring has at least one bladed turbine wheel having radial bladeassemblies, each of said radial blade assemblies has a blade bore and ablade cover and a safety device having at least one hinge connectingbetween said blade cover and said blade bore, one of a plurality ofjoint methods including gluing, spot welding, safer pins and springs forpreset loading limits between said blade cover and said blade bore, saidradial blade has an external curvature surface for minimizing fluidresistance and an internal curvature surface for maximizing a fluidpower source, said left axial blade rotor assembly has a cover having atleast one set of blades including one of a plurality of structureshaving internal blades and external blades, said cover has a high powerzone and a low power zone, said right rotor assembly has a right axialrotor assembly and a right radial rotor assembly, a right rotor housingconstructed between said right axial rotor assembly and said rightradial rotor assembly, said right radial rotor assembly has a rightskirt ring having a high power zone and a low power zone and the atleast one bladed turbine wheel for harnessing of said external powersources, said right skirt ring has the at least one bladed turbine wheelhaving said radial blade assemblies, said right axial blade rotorassembly has a cover having at least one set of blades including aplurality of structures having internal blades and external blades, saidcover has a high power zone and a low power zone (b) said wave turbinesubsystem having a mooring assembly, said mooring assembly has a towerunion, mooring lines inducing chains and ropes to extend to a waterbedthrough said tidal turbine subsystem and a buoy assembly, said buoyassembly has hinge holders, each of said hinge holders has at least onejoint pin holes and a wire hole extending to said tower union assembly,the at least one turbine has at least one joint pin inserted into the atthe least one joint pin hole for securing rotation of the at least oneturbine around the at least one joint pin, said buoy assembly has one ofa plurality of structures including torpid pipes, polygonal pipes, asingle straight pipe and multiple pipes, the at least one turbine hassaid left rotor assembly and said right rotor assembly, the at least oneturbine has a T seal ring assembly disposed between said left rotorassembly and said right rotor assembly for seals, said T seal ringassembly has two axially conical surfaces, two radially conical surfacesand two lock ring grooves, two lock rings respectively disposed in saidgrooves to generate preloading and to compensate wears, said left rotorassembly has an end having a mated surface engaged with a first of saidtwo axially conical surfaces, said right rotor assembly has an endhaving a mated surface engaged with a second of said two axially conicalsurfaces, said body assembly has at least one fluids heat exchanger withtwo end openings for cooling said electrical machines, said left rotorassembly has a nozzle defined by one of a plurality of shapes includingcylinder, conical and spherical, a bladed turbine wheel and a tubingassembly having multiple sets of internal blades, said left tubingassembly has a high power zone and a low power zone defined by insidediameters of said multiple sets of internal blades, said bladed turbinewheel has an edge ring and a root ring, at least two long blades betweensaid edge ring and said root ring, said edge ring has at least two shortblades, said bladed turbine wheel has two radial zones, said left rotorassembly has a safety device having at least two safety pins couplingbetween said bladed turbine wheel and said tubing assembly forprotecting a preset shear limit, said right rotor assembly has a nozzledefined by one of a plurality of shapes including cylinder, conical andspherical, a bladed turbine wheel and a tubing assembly having multiplesets of internal blades, said tubing assembly has a high power zone anda low power zone defined by inside diameters of said multiple sets ofinternal blades, said bladed turbine wheel has an edge ring and a rootring, at least two long blades between said edge ring and said rootring, said edge ring has at least two short blades, said bladed turbinewheel has two radial zones, said right rotor assembly has a safetydevice having at least two safety pins coupling between said bladedturbine wheel and said tubing assembly for protecting said preset shearlimits.
 5. The turbine farm of claim 1, wherein at least one of saidmultiple turbine systems comprises (a) said horizontal turbine subsystemcomprising a support, and at least one horizontal turbine subsystem hasa support adapter to connect to said support and fins and said left bodyassembly having multiple covers and multiple ventilation holes undersaid covers for harnessing external power sources, and said right bodyassembly having multiple covers and multiple ventilation holes undersaid covers for harnessing said external power sources, said left rotorassembly has a nozzle, a bladed turbine wheel and a tubing assemblyhaving at least one external bladed turbine wheel to take said externalpower sources, said tubing assembly connecting to said nozzle and saidbladed turbine wheel has multiple sets of internal blades and multipleradial through holes, said tubing assembly has a high power zone and alow power zone defined by inside diameters of said multiple sets ofinternal blades, said bladed turbine wheel has an edge ring and a rootring, at least two long blades between said edge ring and said rootring, said edge ring has at least two short blades, said bladed turbinewheel has two radial zones, said left rotor assembly have a safetydevice having at least two safety pins coupling between said bladedturbine wheel and said tubing assembly for protecting a preset shearlimit, said right rotor assembly has a nozzle, a bladed turbine wheeland a tubing assembly having at least one external bladed turbine wheelto take said external power sources, said tubing assembly connecting tosaid nozzle and said bladed turbine wheel has multiple sets of internalblades and multiple radial through holes, said tubing assembly has ahigh power zone and a low power zone defined by inside diameters of saidmultiple sets of internal blades, said bladed turbine wheel has an edgering and a root ring, at least two long blades between said edge ringand said root ring, said edge ring has at least two short blades, saidbladed turbine wheel has two radial zones, said right rotor assemblyhave a safety device having at least two safety pins coupling betweensaid bladed turbine wheel and said tubing assembly for protecting thepreset shear limit zone (b) said wave turbine subsystem having a mooringassembly, said mooring assembly has a tower union, mooring linesinducing chains and ropes to extend to a waterbed through said tidalturbine subsystem and a buoy assembly, said buoy assembly has hingeholders, each of said hinge holders has at least one joint pin holes anda wire hole extending to said tower union assembly, the at least onehorizontal turbine subsystem has at least one joint pin inserted intothe at least one joint pin hole for securing rotation of the at leastone horizontal turbine subsystem around the at least one joint pin, saidbuoy assembly has one of a plurality of structures including torpidpipes, polygonal pipes, a single straight pipe and multiple pipes, theat least one horizontal turbine subsystem has said left rotor assemblyand said right rotor assembly, the at least one turbine has a T sealring assembly disposed between said left rotor assembly and said rightrotor assembly for seals, said T seal ring assembly has two axiallyconical surfaces, two radially conical surfaces and two lock ringgrooves, two lock rings respectively disposed in said grooves togenerate preloading and to compensate wears, said left rotor assemblyhas an end having a mated surface engaged with a first of said twoaxially conical surfaces, said right rotor assembly has an end having amated surface engaged with a second of said two axially conicalsurfaces, said body assembly has at least one fluids heat exchanger withtwo end openings for cooling said electrical machines, said left rotorassembly has a nozzle defined by one of a plurality of shapes includingcylinder, conical and spherical, a bladed turbine wheel and a tubingassembly having multiple sets of internal blades, said left tubingassembly has a high power zone and a low power zone defined by insidediameters of said multiple sets of internal blades, said bladed turbinewheel has an edge ring and a root ring, at least two long blades betweensaid edge ring and said root ring, said edge ring has at least two shortblades, said bladed turbine wheel has two radial zones, said left rotorassembly has a safety device having at least two safety pins couplingbetween said bladed turbine wheel and said tubing assembly forprotecting a preset shear limit, said right rotor assembly has a nozzledefined by one of a plurality of shapes including cylinder, conical andspherical, a bladed turbine wheel and a tubing assembly having multiplesets of internal blades, said tubing assembly has a high power zone anda low power zone defined by inside diameters of said multiple sets ofinternal blades, said bladed turbine wheel has an edge ring and a rootring, at least two long blades between said edge ring and said rootring, said edge ring has at least two short blades, said bladed turbinewheel has two radial zones, said right rotor assembly has a safetydevice having at least two safety pins coupling between said bladedturbine wheel and said tubing assembly for protecting said preset shearlimits.
 6. The turbine farm of claim 1, wherein at least one of saidmultiple turbine systems comprises (a) said wave turbine subsystemhaving a mooring assembly, said mooring assembly has a tower union,mooring lines inducing chains and ropes to extend to a waterbed throughsaid tidal turbine subsystem and a buoy assembly, said buoy assembly hashinge holders, each of said hinge holders has at least one joint pinholes and a wire hole extending to said tower union assembly, the waveturbine subsystem has at least one joint pin inserted into the at theleast one joint pin hole for securing rotation of the wave turbinesubsystem around the at least one joint pin, said buoy assembly has oneof a plurality of structures including toroid pipes, polygonal pipes, asingle straight pipe and multiple pipes, the wave turbine subsystem hassaid left rotor assembly and said right rotor assembly, the wave turbinesubsystem has a T seal ring assembly disposed between said left rotorassembly and said right rotor assembly for seals, said T seal ringassembly has two axially conical surfaces, two radially conical surfacesand two lock ring grooves, two lock rings respectively disposed in saidgrooves to generate preloading and to compensate wears, said left rotorassembly has an end having a mated surface engaged with a first of saidtwo axially conical surfaces, said right rotor assembly has an endhaving a mated surface engaged with a second of said two axially conicalsurfaces, said body assembly has at least one fluids heat exchanger withtwo end openings for cooling said electrical machines, said left rotorassembly has a nozzle defined by one of a plurality of shapes includingcylinder, conical and spherical, a bladed turbine wheel and a tubingassembly having multiple sets of internal blades, said left tubingassembly has a high power zone and a low power zone defined by insidediameters of said multiple sets of internal blades, said bladed turbinewheel has an edge ring and a root ring, at least two long blades betweensaid edge ring and said root ring, said edge ring has at least two shortblades, said bladed turbine wheel has two radial zones, said left rotorassembly has a safety device having at least two safety pins couplingbetween said bladed turbine wheel and said tubing assembly forprotecting said preset shear limit, said right rotor assembly has anozzle defined by one of a plurality of shapes including cylinder,conical and spherical, a bladed turbine wheel and a tubing assemblyhaving multiple sets of internal blades, said tubing assembly has a highpower zone and a low power zone defined by inside diameters of saidmultiple sets of internal blades, said bladed turbine wheel has an edgering and a root ring, at least two long blades between said edge ringand said root ring, said edge ring has at least two short blades, saidbladed turbine wheel has two radial zones, said right rotor assembly hasa safety device having at least two safety pins coupling between saidbladed turbine wheel and said tubing assembly for protecting said presetshear limits (b) said tidal turbine subsystem and a lift tower assembly,said lift tower assembly has a buoy ring assembly defined by one of aplurality of shapes including torpid pipes, polygonal pipes, a singlestraight pipe and multiple pipes, a lift air bag attached to said buoyring assembly, said buoy ring assembly has a lift tower adaptor toconnect to said tower union with a piston joint for releasing jointstress under loads, a base joint having multiple claws to receive saidmooring lines/chains for anchoring a position between surfaces to saidwaterbed, said buoy ring assembly has a depth adjustable device having acontained fluid and at least two control valves configured to be filledand drained with said contained fluid to balance with the weights of thetidal turbine subsystem against a depth of deployment, said lift towerassembly further comprises at least one turbine adaptor assembly toreceive the at least one tidal turbine subsystem rotatably, the at leastone turbine adaptor assembly has a turbine buoy and a lift airbag, theat least one turbine has said left rotor assembly and said right rotorassembly, the at least one tidal turbine subsystem has a T seal ringassembly disposed between said left rotor assembly and said right rotorassembly for seals, said T seal ring assembly has two axially conicalsurfaces, two radially conical surfaces and two lock ring grooves, twolock rings respectively disposed in said grooves to generate preloadingand to compensate wears, said left rotor assembly has an end having amated surface engaged with a first of said two axially conical surfaces,said right rotor assembly has an end having a mated surface engaged witha second of said two axially conical surfaces, said body assembly has atleast one fluids heat exchanger with two end openings for cooling saidelectrical machines, said left rotor assembly has a nozzle defined byone of a plurality of shapes including cylinder, conical and spherical,a bladed turbine wheel and a tubing assembly having multiple sets ofinternal blades, said left tubing assembly has a high power zone and alow power zone defined by inside diameters of said multiple sets ofinternal blades, said bladed turbine wheel has an edge ring and a rootring, at least two long blades between said edge ring and said rootring, said edge ring has at least two short blades, said bladed turbinewheel has two radial zones, said left rotor assembly has a safety devicehaving at least two safety pins coupling between said bladed turbinewheel and said tubing assembly for protecting said preset shear limits,said right rotor assembly has a nozzle defined by one of a plurality ofshapes including cylinder, conical and spherical, a bladed turbine wheeland a tubing assembly having multiple sets of internal blades, saidtubing assembly has a high power zone and a low power zone defined byinside diameters of said multiple sets of internal blades, said bladedturbine wheel has an edge ring and a root ring, at least two long bladesbetween said edge ring and said root ring, said edge ring has at leasttwo short blades, said bladed turbine wheel has two radial zones, saidright rotor assembly has a safety device having at least two safety pinscoupling between said bladed turbine wheel and said tubing assembly forprotecting said preset shear limits.
 7. The turbine farm of claim 1,wherein each of said multiple turbine systems comprises said verticalturbine subsystem, and at least one vertical turbine subsystem has saidbody assembly having said left rotor assembly engaged with said leftrotor assembly and said left rotor assembly engaged with said left rotorassembly to form at least one radial access and at least one axialaccess, said body assembly has a support adapter bore, said left bodyassembly having a pair of position flanges and a pair of springs oneeach side of said left rotor assembly, said right body assembly has apair of position flanges and a pair of springs one each side of saidright rotor assembly, said left rotor assembly has a left axial rotorassembly and a left radial rotor assembly, a left rotor housingconstructed between said left axial rotor assembly and said left radialrotor assembly, said left radial rotor assembly has a left skirt ringhaving a high power zone and a low power zone defined by an insidediameter of said left skirt ring for harnessing of external powersources, said left skirt ring has at least one bladed turbine wheelhaving radial blade assemblies, each of said radial blade assemblies hasa blade bore and a blade cover and a safety device having at least onehinge connecting between said blade cover and said blade bore, one of aplurality of joint methods including gluing, spot welding, safer pinsand springs for protecting a preset shear limit between said blade coverand said blade bore, said radial blade has an external curvature surfacefor minimizing a fluid resistance and an internal curvature surface formaximizing a fluid power source, said left axial blade rotor assemblyhas a cover having at least one set of blades including one of aplurality of structures having internal blades and external blades, saidcover has a high power zone and a low power zone, said right rotorassembly has a right axial rotor assembly and a right radial rotorassembly, a right rotor housing constructed between said right axialrotor assembly and said right radial rotor assembly, said right radialrotor assembly has a right skirt ring having a high power zone and a lowpower zone defined by an inside diameter of said right skirt ring forharnessing of said external power sources, said right skirt ring has atleast one bladed turbine wheel having radial blade assemblies, each ofsaid radial blade assemblies has a blade bore and a blade cover and asafety device having at least one hinge connecting between said bladecover and said blade bore, one of a plurality of joint methods includinggluing, spot welding, safer pins and springs for protecting the presetshear limit between said blade cover and said blade bore, said radialblade has an external curvature surface for minimizing a fluidresistance and an internal curvature surface for maximizing a fluidpower souce, said right axial blade rotor assembly has a cover having atleast one set of blades including one of a plurality of structureshaving internal blades and external blades said cover has a high powerzone and a low power zone.
 8. The turbine farm of claim 1, wherein eachof said multiple turbine systems comprises said horizontal turbinesubsystem comprising a support, and at least one horizontal turbinesubsystem has a support adapter to connect to said support and fins andsaid left body assembly having multiple covers and multiple ventilationholes under said covers for harnessing external power sources, and saidright body assembly having multiple covers and multiple ventilationholes under said covers for harnessing said external power sources, saidleft rotor assembly has a nozzle, a bladed turbine wheel and a tubingassembly having at least one external bladed turbine wheel to take saidexternal power sources, said tubing assembly connecting to said nozzleand said bladed turbine wheel has multiple sets of internal blades andmultiple radial through holes, said tubing assembly has a high powerzone and a low power zone defined by inside diameters of said multiplesets of internal blades, said bladed turbine wheel has an edge ring anda root ring, at least two long blades between said edge ring and saidroot ring, said edge ring has at least two short blades, said bladedturbine wheel has two radial zones, said left rotor assembly have asafety device having at least two safety pins coupling between saidbladed turbine wheel and said tubing assembly for protecting a presetshear limit, said right rotor assembly has a nozzle, a bladed turbinewheel and a tubing assembly having at least one external bladed turbinewheel to take said external power sources, said tubing assemblyconnecting to said nozzle and said bladed turbine wheel has multiplesets of internal blades and multiple radial through holes, said tubingassembly has a high power zone and a low power zone defined by insidediameters of said multiple sets of internal blades, said bladed turbinewheel has an edge ring and a root ring, at least two long blades betweensaid edge ring and said root ring, said edge ring has at least two shortblades, said bladed turbine wheel has two radial zones, said right rotorassembly have a safety device having at least two safety pins couplingbetween said bladed turbine wheel and said tubing assembly forprotecting the preset shear limit.